The Hindu Business Line : Monday, March 17, 2008

OFFHAND
Reaching out to forge partnerships
For all its claims of good neighbourliness, India is still to live down the image of a big brother. Neighbours are normally wary of one another to avoid being taken advantage of. Some years ago, the then Canadian Prime Minister, Pierre Trudeau, ... More

A RINGSIDE VIEW
Benchmarks likely to move up
Concern is derivatives are not backed up by adequate reserves globally More

ADR WATCH
Mixed week for Indian counters
Tata Communications hogs limelight; MTNL worst performer More

VISION 2020
Does India need more IITs?
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SAY CHEEK
Jog your memory with tested tools
You can choose between ‘dead monkeys smell bad,’ and ‘dad, mum, sister, brother,’ if long division is trouble remembering. The phrases will guide you through the sequence, ‘divide, multiply, subtract, bring ... More

AMERICAN PERISCOPE
When politicians act silly, it must be election time
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