The Hindu Business Line : Monday, April 30, 2007

ECONOMY
Onus is on politicians
The economy is on the upswing and it is now for the political agents to play ball, and behave as politicians generally do vis-à-vis economic matters in a `developed' country. More

ENVIRONMENT
Save plant wealth for country's health
The farm sector's slow growth gives economists and planners alike the jitters. Various committees have generated volumes of reports, recommending a series of measures for farm sector growth. India's burgeoning ... More

POWER
Nuclear deal on the rocks?
On all accounts, the talks held out of sight of the people of the US and India in far away South Africa to sew up the agreement under Section 123 of the US Atomic Energy Act as the final act in setting the ... More

EDUCATION
Making education inclusive
To reach education to the poor, and not restrict it to the politically privileged, the government must think of bussing rural children to well-equipped schools, give gifted children the choice of going to private schools and invoke the public-private partnership framework for vocational education, says P. V. INDIRESAN. More

ECONOMIC OFFENCES
The Wolfowitz muddle
In a piquant situation, the World Bank's drive against corruption has brought it to its own doorstep. More

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Making education inclusive

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