The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, February 12, 2008

ECONOMY
China’s African hinterland
China’s growing presence in Africa has led to arguments that the country is seeking to meet its growing requirements of primary products, including oil, by building a relationship reminiscent of a colonial past with many African countries. C. P. Chandrasekhar and Jayati Ghosh examine what the evidence reveals about this relationship. More

ALTERNATE TAKES
Re-crowning the Indian consumer
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HUMAN RESOURCES
Grooming talent
Every year, universities across the country churn out thousands of graduates and post-graduates with monotonous regularity. There is a surfeit of talent that makes its way into organisations, for, in most cases, self-employment is rarely ... More

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Union Budget 2007-08

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Economic Survey 2006-2007

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