The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, April 16, 2009

GOVERNMENT

POLITICS: Veterans, stars and debutants to battle it out
New Delhi: Even as hectic campaigning continues in large parts of the country, polling for 124 Lok Sabha constituencies spread across 14 States and three Union Territories will take place on Thursday in the first phase of ...

POLITICS: ‘Mayawati will be the biggest loser in UP’
Recently in Lucknow One of Bharatiya Janata Party’s senior UP leaders, Mr Lalji Tandon, is seeking election from Lucknow, the constituency that returned his confidante, the former Prime Minister, Mr A. B. Vajpayee, ...

POLITICS: ‘Political colours’ wholesale
Mumbai: The sweltering heat does not exhaust Mr Yogesh Parekh, an apparel trader in the cacophonic Lalbaug area of Mumbai. He shouts to be heard over the honking of a slow-moving traffic. He nudges his helpers, trying to ...

POLITICS: Will Sri Lanka issue shape voter preference in Tamil Nadu?
Chennai: Tamil Nadu has had nine general elections from 1984 to 2006. Barring 1991, in the aftermath of the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi in Sriperumbudur during the election campaign, the Sri Lankan Tamils issue has not been ...

POLITICS: Getting ready
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