The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, February 09, 2005

Rewarding STF
THE grievance expressed in the Legislative Assembly by the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, Ms Jayalalithaa, about the Centre's rejection of the State Government's recommendations in regard to some senior police officers ... More

FINANCIAL SCAN

China has its way at G7 meet
Perhaps the most relieved at the outcome was Japan. A yuan revaluation would have forced up the yen at a time when its economy once again seems to be dithering. More

REFLECTIONS

Along the road less travelled...
"AJI kay anli (Grandma, what have you brought for me)," the 8-year-old girl shouted in Marathi as the ST bus stopped at Kandivili on the Western express highway. The nearly 70-year-old, bulky grandmother in the traditional brown navvari ... More

DOWN TO EARTH

Farm policy — a twisted tale
THE United Progressive Alliance (UPA), as the National Common Minimum Programme states categorically, stands for economic reforms with a human face, whatever it means. Economic reforms aim at allocation of resources as ... More

ZERO BASE

PILs beyond the sugar coat
AFTER the MMS scandal that hit the mobile phones, we now have the apex court frowning upon unsolicited calls. Thus, in response to a public interest litigation, or PIL, filed by Harsh Pathak, the court has issued ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Active buying on growth hopes
GRAPHITE India, the electrode maker, is currently attracting institutional buying in anticipation of smarter growth in the coming quarters. According to dealers, on the back of higher price of electrodes, at home and abroad, the company's ... More

ON THE HEDGE

Outlook may turn negative for ONGC, positive for Mastek
THE following strategies are based on Tuesday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segment on the NSE: ONGC: The stock closed at Rs 820 in the spot market. The outlook appears negative. The downside price target is Rs 774. Sell ... More

SENSOR

Lack of direction keeps market on a wobble
THE market went on a bumpy ride as they alternated between positive and negative territories on Tuesday. The market participants appeared to have ignored the announcement of GDP growth estimates by the Central Statistical Organisation. ... More

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