The Hindu Business Line : Friday, November 30, 2007

FOREIGN RELATIONS
A debate of no consequence
The debate on the nuclear deal in the Lok Sabha on November 28 might as well have not taken place. Had it been held on a substantive motion or at least under a rule which provided for voting, the numbers for and against could have been ... More

POLICY
Maharashtra repeals Urban Land Ceiling Act
Mumbai, Nov. 29 More land will be available for development in Maharashtra with the State Legislature today resolving to repeal the Urban Land Ceiling Act. The decision drove up share prices of companies such as Godrej and Bombay ... More

Mega project status for Jindal SAW unit
The expansion project of Jindal SAW Nashik Unit has been accorded the status of the ‘Mega Project’ by the Maharashtra Government. Jindal SAW Ltd is a part of the $10-billion OP Jindal Group. Under the expansion programme, the present ... More

POLITICS
Battle for spectrum takes political turn
Shiv Sena supports auction; CPI wants CBI enquiry on GSM operators More

AGRICULTURAL POLICY
Chidambaram justifies hike in foodgrains support price
The Union Finance Minister, Mr P. Chidambaram, on Thursday justified in the Lok Sabha the recent upward revision in the minimum support price for foodgrains announced by the UPA Government, stating that farmers in the country deserve this ... More

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