The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, June 10, 2004

ACCOUNT SPEAK
A spark from Kalam to develop on
MAKE education attractive by creating employment potential. Empty rhetoric? No, a suggestion from the first citizen Dr A. P. J. Kalam, with all the sincerity that is so much his trademark. It was less than a week ago, ... More

ON MINT STREET
RNBCs: High time RBI stepped in
Though the Report does not name the two majors, many believe the reference is to Peerless General Finance & Investment Company Ltd and Sahara India Financial Corporation Ltd, registered as RNBCs with the RBI. More

BOOKS OF ACCOUNT
Give diligence its due
TO BE DILIGENT is to be hardworking, industrious, assiduous, painstaking, meticulous, conscientious, thorough, attentive, methodical, careful, and much more, as the hardworking synonym finder of Word would inform. One ... More

COMING TO TERMS
Tainted rhymes with sainted
Nobody expects a normal politician to be an embodiment of virtue, which is why an average viewer is not too startled at what he or she sees on TV as live telecast from Parliament. More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Media stocks on FII radar
AT a time when market players are ignoring stocks from most sectors, they are looking at media stocks actively. According to market talk, many FIIs are being advised by their broking firms to look at these stocks. Some buying had already ... More

SENSOR
PSU stocks shine on a lacklustre day
CAUTIOUS undertone prevailed in the secondary markets as it witnessed lacklustre trading activity on Wednesday. The benchmark BSE Sensex remained range bound and closed the day on a positive note, albeit marginally. The 30-stock index rose by ... More

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