The Hindu Business Line : Friday, June 29, 2007

CORPORATE
Press Note 1: An act beyond the contract
Non-compete obligations do not survive a contract. But Press Note 1 imposes a non-compete obligation on foreign partners for a period beyond the term of the contract, exceeding what is permissible under statutory law and its interpretation. Certainly , it needs a re-look. More

ECONOMY
Tackling problem of jobless growth
The Economic Survey, while discussing the issues and priorities in its General Review, argued that the high inclusive growth would mean putting more people in productive and sustainable jobs which can be achieved provided only if the country ... More

Growing economy, rising disparities
Despite several programmes in place to bridge the rural-urban gap and correct regional imbalances, Bharat remains India’s poor cousin and inter-State economic disparities remain as divisive as ever. More

FERTILISERS
Zinc: More than a micronutrient
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POLITICS
Facing the moment of truth
No amount of care and caution will be too much in ensuring that the election to the highest office in the land is kept free from any kind of unsavoury controversy. It is an office which sets the standards for every other institution, and ... More

EDUCATION
Services Science — a new course for 21st century
Computerworld recently examined that question with the help of three research groups. Their ironic consensus: The most sought-after IT workers in 2010 may not be those with deep-seated technical skills after all. Basic programming and ... More

LETTERS

PSU potential

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