Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, March 25, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, March 25, 2002 |
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OPINION EDITORIAL Unfair claims THE DEFERRAL OF the hike in motor insurance tariff the IRDA is a welcome step. By making car and two-wheeler owners pay substantially more — even up to 100 per cent — the insurance companies were hoping to make up for the losses they ... More BUDGET 
Budget and communal disturbancesNORMALLY, critics of the Budget concentrate on three issues — tax proposals, expenditure control, and the fiscal deficit. It is unthinkable for Budget-makers to ponder how they can minimise communal disturbances of the type we are having in ... More SHIPPING The Dubai Ports Authority: Creating competitive advantage MANY people credit the foundation of Dubai's success to the vision of its late ruler, Sheik Rashid. In keeping with its ancient tradition as a key port in the Gulf region, Sheik Rashid in 1969, gave instructions for a four-berth deep-water ... More SUGAR 
New era for the sugar industry -- Would futures trading help?SUGAR is among the last in a shrinking list of agriculture commodities that have been targeted by the Central Government for deregulation and decontrol. The policy of deregulating and decontrolling the sugar industry was given a discernible ... More FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT FDI in the print media THERE is one view which holds that the politicians of this country actually do not want the media to be "stronger" than it is today, which is why the parliamentary standing committee on information and technology does not want FDI to be allowed ... More INTERVIEW `Put a stop to domestic violence' — Dr Sarah Matthew, President, Feminist Assn. for Social Action Any domestic violence law should ideally put a stop to violence, give protection against future abuse and use punitive measures to combat continued domestic violence. What renders women powerless now is that in the absence of legislation defining a m arital household, a woman is forced to endure repeated domestic violence so as not to be thrown out of the house. More BOOKS Cost of success MUST success cost so much? That was the title of a book by Paul Evans and Fernando Bartalome that caused a stir some 20 years ago. The thrust of the book was that those who reach the pinnacle of success inevitably pay a high, and sometimes ... More LETTERS Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Mar. 17-Mar. 23 Investing in bear market -- A contrarian indicator Designs to make people work better Defence levy: Tax or fine? |
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