The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, September 07, 2002

Secret skirmishes continue on LoC
The fighting was sparked off by the Pakistani occupation of Sangarh, a secondary position on the Indian side of LoC near the Kangarh permanent post. More

`We are not in this struggle for the pleasure of Pak' — Mr Abdul Gani Bhat, Chairman of the Hurriyat Conference
If a serious attempt is made by India and Pakistan to solve the Kashmir dispute, it could be done through dialogue and even without plebiscite, says Mr Abdul Gani Bhat, Chairman of the Hurriyat Conference, in an interview given to Business ... More

Kashmir polls: Losing the deposit of hope
JUST a few days ago, it appeared it will be a lacklustre election in Jammu and Kashmir, with the separatist conglomerate of 23 political parties, the Hurriyat, refusing to participate in the polls. With the majority of people in the Kashmir ... More

Amendments to poll rules promulgated
THE Government has notified amendments to the Conduct of Elections Rules, 1961 to provide for information to be furnished by candidates under the Representation of the People Act, 1951. The notification issued in consultation with the ... More

Venkaiah Naidu denies rift in NDA over divestment
THERE is no difference of opinion among the constituents of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) on disinvestment, Mr Venkaiah Naidu, BJP President, said. Participating in a `meet the press' programme here on Friday, he said that the NDA did ... More

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MCH embarks on transparency drive
THE Municipal Corporation of Hyderabad (MCH) has virtually decided to take transparency to the doorstep of the citizen, not in cyber space but in real space. Very soon sign boards will sprout up in different localities of the twin cities which ... More

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`E-courts' in metros from next year

Yamaha to outsource bikes from Indian arm

Virus alert from IBM

PSU insurance cos cancel long-term accident schemes

Air India may join `One World'; more slots in London likely

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