The Hindu Business Line : Friday, January 04, 2008

NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY
Bio-fuelling the world’s hunger
The soaring Sensex is as adrenalin to India Inc. Not many, however, seem to be unduly concerned about the galloping food prices. Almost everyone, from the Prime Minister downwards, is making pious noises on this score, without any tangible ... More

EDITORIAL
Checking insider profits
The SEBI proposals are welcome but questions remain on who should be considered an insider. More

COTTON
Ban on cotton exports will harm farmers more
The Union Government in the recent past has been taking various measures to protect the interest of the cotton farmers. Some of the important measures include relief packages, particularly to the Vidarbha cotton farmers. In spite of such ... More

BOOKS
Futurology comes under scanner
As one who was a founding member of Futuribles in India in the early 1960s, I was not a little surprised and dismayed to come across an article (The Future of Futurology) in the latest (December 30) issue of The Economist ... More

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