The Hindu Business Line : Monday, October 30, 2006

EDITORIAL
Inflation worries
India could be squeezed by firm global commodity prices, tight domestic supplies and funds chasing limited stocks. More

FOREIGN TRADE
Little progress on Doha Round
The situation today is not favourable for a resolution of the problems facing the Doha Round but one coloured deeply by attempts to forge bilateral trade ties. More

STEEL
Stories of India's steel industry
That the Tata group has been able to organise international finance of to back its offer — based on Corus' balance sheet — is proof of the faith among international financial circles' in India's capacity to turn around financially-stresse d steel undertakings. More

ECONOMICS
Golden Rule of Gandhigiri
Wages of rich and poor employees (including their perks) should be raised in such a manner that both multiply the economy by the same factor. Such a rule will combine economic justice with national interest. This, says P. V. INDIRESAN, should be one of the new Golden Rules. More

HUMAN RESOURCES
Personality test for All-India services
Up until the early-1960s, the marks obtained by candidates for All-India services such as the IAS and IFS in the personality test (as distinguished from a mere interview) played a decisive role in the selection ... More

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
Funny business on the world stage
Leaders have become more relaxed these days. Name-calling is de rigueur. More

LETTERS

FBT vs Service Tax

Weak laws

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