The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, August 07, 2002

Gujarat Minister Haren Pandya quits
THE Gujarat Revenue Minister, Mr Haren Pandya, has resigned, following irreconcilable differences that came out in the open with the Chief Minister, Mr Narendra Modi. It was only a couple of days back that the State BJP president, Mr ... More

STATES

Unemployment bane of Manipur women
"We are a salad of so many things, no economic growth, no basic infrastructure, no electricity, no telephone communication facilities; we in Manipur have nothing to fall back upon except government jobs. It is either a government job or nothing," ... More

States seek deregulation of development loans
STATES in the western and southern regions have sought a free pricing regime for raising resources through State development loans. All resources raised through this route are sovereign guaranteed, and placed by the Reserve Bank of India ... More

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