The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, September 26, 2002

`Security' curbs likely on FDI from neighbouring nations
According to informed sources, the stringent rules being put in place to largely bar FDI from the neighbouring countries, especially China, in view of the security risks involved, will apply equally on the State Governments which are now directly try ing to attract foreign capital. More

POLITICS

Another blow to body politic
Over the last few decades, India's political classes seem to have jettisoned the dream that Gandhiji had for the country, zeroing in, instead, on another formula to grab power. Instead of preaching the message of humanity and compassion, they have re -written for the people, in a pen dipped with hatred, the meaning of religion. And having released the monster of communalism, they are making the maximum capital of it, says Rasheeda Bhagat. More

A terror attack that was waiting to happen
IF THERE was one theory that found an echo in the words of the erudite political pundit as much as the man on the street, it was that terrorism was just waiting to happen in Gujarat. The potential targets varied from the cine multiplexes to ... More

TERRORISM

Security tightened in Karnataka
BANGALORE: Karnataka police have strengthened security in sensitive places including places of worship following Tuesday's terrorist attack on the Swaminarayan temple in Gandhinagar. The Home Minister, Mr Mallikarjun Kharge, has ... More

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