![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Friday, August 09, 2002 |
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OPINION EDITORIAL Curing the coffee crisis EARLIER IT WAS cotton; now it is coffee. Reports of half a dozen small coffee growers committing suicide in the last couple of months brings home yet again the utter failure of institutions set up to protect the interests of producers and of ... More ECONOMY Poverty has been allotted successfully... Let us do an `undo' now IF THE good things in life good health, abundant wealth, balmy leisure and comprehensive security can be selectively allotted to some, it follows that the undesirable things disease, poverty, strenuous labour and ... More POLITICS Signs of second emergency? IT is time the BJP and its allies in the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) realised that in the guise of governing the country, they are in fact incurring the odium of trampling democratic values underfoot, and throwing all scruples to the ... More MANAGEMENT Organisational leadership and corporate vision CORPORATE people exercise leadership in society and in the commercial world, yet they know little about the dynamics of the concept. Most often, people misconceive that leadership is related to the person who sits at the helm. But leadership is ... More BIO-TECH & GENETICS
Greed is in the geneSOME year's back, Oman made an unusual request to India. The oil-rich country was looking for four thoroughbred Tharparkars a cattle breed found only in the dry and arid regions of Rajasthan. Tharparkar derives its name from ... More GENDER
Sati : A bonfire of sensibilitiesONCE again, the barbaric custom of sati has made the headlines. On Tuesday, 65-year-old Kuttu Bai of Madhya Pradesh's Panna district immolated on her husband, Mallu Nai's funeral pyre. He had died after a prolonged illness. As in all cases ... More SPORTS Spreading sporting wealth FROM zero to 32 is an incredible feat. In fact, it is zero to 72 which is even more incredible. We became part of that elite of Australia and England, and one gold above Canada. The geography and reach of the old British Empire lies in those 38 ... More PEOPLE
A pioneer in game theory rememberedA FEW months ago, ardent fans of Hollywood cinema were treated to an unforgettable movie, A Beautiful Mind, an award winner dealing with the real life story of the Nobel Laureate, John Nash. What made the picture poignant was the central ... 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. 28-Aug. 3 FDI confidence While Asean revives, India struggles Heading towards a hunger trap The Powell-Musharraf connection Cleansing the electoral process Striving for a bone bank Gangster economics |
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