The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, June 20, 2002

Reviving IISCO
BY DECIDING TO hand out a lifeline to The Indian Iron and Steel Company Ltd, the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has sought to avert the closure of the ailing outfit. It is evident from the cryptic official announcement after the June 11 ... More

ECONOMY

Nurturing the guardians of capitalism
CAPITALISM is as old as civilisation. Analysts, accountants, auditors, brokerages, banks and consultants could choose to be filled with self-importance, but they are not the progenitors of capitalism. Securities markets and regulators too are not ... More

ACCOUNTANCY

Skew in the see-saw
THE General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS), dealing with cross-border rendering of accounting, audit and consulting services, is critical not only to the interests of the ICAI (Institute of Chartered Accountants of India) members but also ... More

ERP double-check
THE need to maintain a reliable framework of financial and business controls is universally accepted, but there are times in an organisation's life when this framework can be put under considerable strain. One of these times comes when a new ... More

No Canutes here

TERRORISM

The big bucks of terrorism — Strange colour of Kashmir's money
THE arrest of the Hurriyat leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani in Srinagar in the second week of June, on the charge of channelling money from foreign countries, particularly Pakistan and its ISI, to terrorists operating in Jammu and Kashmir, has raised ... More

LETTERS

Pension reforms

IT parks

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Govt mulls new classification beyond Navaratna for PSUs

AMFI develops 8 market indices

Banks ride well in CARs

Sugar prices dip to 6-year low — ISMA, NFCSF seek to restore monthly quota system

Pick-up in non-food credit — Economy on revival path?

The big bucks of terrorism — Strange colour of Kashmir's money

In Depth
Gender Justice

Simple Economics