The Hindu Business Line : Monday, April 01, 2002

Exporting made easier
IF EXPORTERS WERE apprehensive that there might be an erosion in Government support, the Exim Policy has proved them happily wrong. The Union Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr Murasoli Maran, has not only continued the benefits but the ... More

ECONOMY

Path to posterity lies in prosperity
MUCH has been written about the recklessly optimistic and spendthrift ways of the American consumers. They seem to be a defiantly optimistic lot. One is at a loss to understand what exactly are they defying. It cannot be the state of their ... More

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

Making the corporation listen and act
IN 1809, Sweden appointed its first ombudsman, a neutral official who would receive and investigate reports of abuses by public officials. This was a parallel channel of information and authority that came with the belief that the regular ... More

ECONOMIC OFFENCES

Anti-graft front

LETTERS

Road tax

RBI's purchase of dollars

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`More should be done to build infrastructure' — Mr Michael Everard. BIMCO President

Bleak export scenario set to change: Maran

Simplified norms; specific packages

New initiatives to drive export growth

Butter oil from New Zealand seized for `under-invoicing'

Extra revenue outgo on sops at Rs 1,000 cr -- Total outflow may top Rs 27,000 cr in 2002-03

In Depth
Inside Kashmir

Guide to derivatives

US-64

Looking back
Mar. 24-Mar. 30
`Put a stop to domestic violence' — Dr Sarah Matthew, President, Feminist Assn. for Social

Genetic modification: The growing debate

Why inflation figures are not credible

Alarming consequences of rising MSP