The Hindu Business Line : Monday, May 19, 2008

EDITORIAL
GM brinjal on trial
The Indian government has so far demonstrated a fairly cautious approach to adoption of agricultural biotechnology. Such caution must continue. More

ECONOMY
On seismic Olympics and banana republics
A short masterpiece of political satire with valuable lessons, I often enjoy reading George Orwell’s “Animal Farm” about how political and governmental organisations often work. The key lesson is that leaders of nations ... More

Global problems and local protests
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MANAGEMENT
Right environment for a successful company
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INTERVIEW
Pain points that the mining policy strikes at
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ECONOMIC OFFENCES
Technology to society’s rescue
The quality of governance is deteriorating so fast in India that the people are no longer willing to trust anything that bears an official stamp. Leave alone the aam aadmi, even those retired from high positions in government or ... More

LETTERS

‘States want more’

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Radar: Resources elsewhere
Food: Who pays the price (Video)

ADB World Outlook 2008

ADB's Outlook on India

Union Budget 2008-09

Railway Budget 2008-2009

Economic Survey 2007-2008

In Focus
People's car

P-Note blues

Other Top Stories
‘We are selling more tickets in India than in China’

Depreciating rupee to help pepper continue its bull run

JK Paper to focus on packaging board

Yields firm on surging oil prices, tightening liquidity

Is it time to be cautious?

Looking back
May. 11-May. 17
Will oil touch $200 a barrel?

Kudos in line on inflation management

Financial inclusion to overcome exclusions

Food for thought — and action

Prime cause of sub-prime crisis

What do REMFs offer stakeholders?

Anti-money laundering readiness of Indian banks

The Fund, Fed and finance feed the famine