The Hindu Business Line : Monday, August 20, 2007

FOREIGN RELATIONS
India-Israel tango gains pace
The economic engagement between India and Israel is set to move into higher gear, as recent high-level interactions indicate. More

Abe’s visit signals impetus for India-Japan relations
Looking to tap India’s young workforce, technical skills More

POLITICS
UPA, allies bid to find middle ground with Left
New Delhi, Aug. 19 A day after the Left parties served an ultimatum to the Government on the Indo-US civil nuclear deal, hectic attempts were made by the UPA and its allies here to break the logjam.A meeting of the Congress core group ... More

Contretemps over nuclear deal
India’s Left parties are to be heartily congratulated for taking a firm stand against the operationalisation of the nuclear deal. At one stage, it looked as if they were willing to let the Government negotiate the India-specific safeguards ... More

AGRICULTURAL POLICY
Farmers will benefit from Centre’s package: Pawar
Move to bring 40% of farmlands under cultivation More

HUMAN RESOURCES
Ministry effects major transfers in I-T Dept
New Delhi, Aug. 19 The Finance Ministry has effected a major transfer of Chief Commissioners of Income Tax (CCITs) and Directors General of Income-Tax (DGIT) across the country to among other reasons fill up certain critical posts that were ... More

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