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OPINION POWER: Failed bail-out of Dabhol The recent bail-out operations in the US consisting of the troubled assets’ repurchase package have met with substantive criticism that the process amounts to nationalisation of private losses and privatisation of profit. The reference ... EDITORIAL: Over the moon With the successful launch of Chandrayaan-1, India has joined a select band of nations — the US, Russia, Japan, China and those represented by the European Space Agency — that are engaged in lunar exploration. While ... INFRASTRUCTURE: Leave infrastructure to private sector According to TV reports, the Tatas have cut down their commercial production by as much as 40 per cent. It has been said that Ashok Leyland too is looking for customers — it has over two month’s production lying ... STANDARDS & BENCHMARKS: Higher standards will find their level We need to take a break from all the discussion about the financial crisis and impending recession that my last two columns were on. Not because it is not important but the gloom will still be there when we return.Meanwhile, other events ... EVENTS: A Deepavali like no other I am waiting to see in what mood the various strata of society are going to approach the celebration of this year’s Deepavali. As at the time of writing, the observance is restrained, as measured by decibels of noise made by bursting ... LETTERS: Financial chaos The Reserve Bank of India, in its Monetary Policy Review, has left rates unchanged. India may not be directly exposed to US sub-prime assets, as observed by the Governor. However, the indirect effects are already being felt by the ... Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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