The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, July 16, 2008

INFRASTRUCTURE: New airports off to a flying start
Thillai Rajan A.
Balaraman Rajan
Megha Malhotra ...

TAXATION: Where’s the windfall profit for a tax?
The nuclear fission in national politics is letting loose generous doses of radiation on a daily basis. One such lethal dose came last week from the Samajwadi Party’s Mr Amar Singh who seems to be a loyal friend indeed for his most ...

EDITORIAL: Monsoon stress
With all the political parties busy preparing for the impending vote of confidence in Parliament, there is a danger that a self-absorbed government may ignore the greater crisis brewing beyond New Delhi and across the country. It has nothing to ...

FARM CREDIT: Who benefits from the waiver?
The last act in the drama surrounding the Agricultural Debt Waiver and Debt Relief Scheme (ADWDR) announced by the Finance Minister on the February 29 is unfolding in rural India. All the leading banks were instructed to put on their ...

INTERVIEW: SP open to insurance, pension sector reforms
Windfall profit tax not a condition to extending support to Govt. New Delhi, July 15 The ruling United Progressive Alliance (UPA) Government is depending on the 39-member Samajwadi Party (SP) to survive next week’s trust vote, occasioned ...

COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES: Deterrent punishments
Strangely enough, all the cogitations regarding police and judicial reforms in various forums have overlooked penal reforms, an important part of the criminal justice system, meant to ensure that punishment fits the crime, and is severe enough to ...

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