The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, September 12, 2002

IT cos brace for Bangalore bandh
CALL centres that handle overseas customers' queries real-time have embarked upon several contingency measures to ensure smooth workflow on Thursday, when India's technology capital, Bangalore, will shut down for 12 hours over the Cauvery dispute ... More

Opposition backs bandh call — All-party meet wants Krishna to go back to Cauvery authority
AN all-party meting convened today by the Chief Minister, Mr S.M. Krishna, on Cauvery water release to Tamil Nadu ended in a deadlock, with the Opposition parties standing their ground against release of Cauvery waters. Their contention was ... More

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Naidu inducts 3 new faces — Five have portfolios changed
Refuting the contention that the induction of three Ministers was aimed at addressing issues in the Telangana region, Mr Naidu said he would continue with the reforms process as it was the surest way to bring in faster development. More

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UTI-II sell-off by mid-2003 likely

Telecom industry has overspent, says Pitroda

`Scope for banks to cut lending rates further'

Centre rethink on dormant bourses — FMC orders closure of potato exchange

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