Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, August 02, 2002
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OPINION EDITORIAL A few somethings A BOUQUET OF tax exemptions for the denizens adding up to a few somethings, is not the same as the substantial reliefs many read into the first musings of the Finance Minister, Mr Jaswant Singh. He could verily contend the tax sops could place ... More AUDITING Changing role of the auditor CORPORATE frauds of very serious nature have been surfacing in the US in the past few months. Initially, it was the virtual collapse of the energy giant Enron and the controversies of its auditing firm, the leader among the top five global audit ... More ECONOMY 
Minister up against mixed signalsMR JASWANT Singh moved across to the North Block to take charge of the economy on a day when he could see some signs of revival, and lost no time in flashing a message of cheer to savers and investors dismayed by the fifth, and the last, Budget ... More HEALTH Striving for a bone bank Unlike the eye, the heart or the kidney, a cadaveric bone can be stored for five years. From a single cadaver, the doctor can get the hip, knee, shoulder and elbow joints, making cadaver transplants a viable alternative to artificial implants. More POLITICS 
Cleansing the electoral processOUR political class is aghast. The Supreme Court has chosen to go beyond its proactive role. It has laid down the guidelines for accepting the candidature of persons seeking to make a fortune in the electoral field. The Election Commission was ... More MANAGEMENT CINEMA Gangster economics I AM surprised that the Government of India is surprised to discover gangsters involved in our movie industry. Gangsters and movies have co-existed ever since the first film was shot. For decades, throughout the 1920s to the present, gangsters ... More LETTERS Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Small Investor Looking back Jul. 21-Jul. 27 Who will inherit Dhirubhai's mantle? UTI, small savings and financial crisis Dollar: Still the king? New Railway zones — Setback to reforms and efficiency Corporate earnings — Restoring realism and sanity India must follow the Chinese model — Telephone and Internet penetration Corporate scams in US: Roots and remedies Harassment blues to the fore |
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