Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, June 18, 2002
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OPINION EDITORIAL Unbundling MSEB THE MAHARASHTRA GOVERNMENT'S proposal to table a white paper on power sector reforms in the State should eventually result in the unbundling and privatisation of the Maharashtra State Electricity Board, which was, till a couple of years back, ... More POLITICS 
Britain's changing, unchanging faceTHE Golden Jubilee celebrations of Queen Elizabeth II's reign were a reminder of Britain's inherent and enduring strengths its capacity to adapt to evolving circumstances and situations, while remaining true to the fundamental values and ... More POWER 
DisGen: Small is powerfulTHE problems associated with power outages and shortages are well known. People across the country today are seeking better power quality with greater reliability at lower and more predictable cost. What is not as familiar is how these can be ... More TERRORISM Governance terrorised? SECURITY is an essential component of governance. It is, therefore, not surprising that the current governance crisis can be traced to some serious security problems facing the country. Traditional security threats, such as the danger of war have ... More AGRICULTURAL POLICY How the US subsidises its farmers THE prevailing system of foodgrain `marketing' in the country, wherein the Government declares minimum support prices (MSP) — which are hiked every year — and undertakes unlimited purchases through the Food Corporation of India (FCI) ... More DISINVESTMENT What ails disinvestment policy? THE Department of Disinvestment's (DoD) publication: Disinvestment Policy and Procedures, mentions ten objectives of privatisation. The first two purposes of privatisation are to obtain release of "the large amount of public resources ... More TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS 
In a laboured environmentTRADE union movement in India today is at the crossroads. After a decade of indiscriminate globalisation and liberalisation, the working class and trade unions find themselves in a complex and challenging situation. For the working class, the new ... More ECONOMIC OFFENCES Sins of Commission THE credibility of all public service commissions, such as there was, has been brought to naught almost in one fell swoop by the disgraceful conduct of the Chief of the Punjab Public Service Commission. Of course, it is another matter that ... More LETTERS Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Guide to derivatives Looking back Jun. 9-Jun. 15 Gold: The glitter is back Burgeoning forex reserves: Boon or bane? Golden rice: Hope or hype? South Asia could benefit from common currency Presidential election: An inspired, convenient choice I-T: Of non-filers and under-reporters Reforms in India and China -- Policy regimes make the difference |
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