The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, December 29, 2004

FOREIGN RELATIONS
Kashmir Conference in Kathmandu — Showing the way to peace in the Valley
The Kathmandu conference provided ideas on how to move forward in the quest for restoring normalcy and promoting contacts and harmony across the State of Jammu and Kashmir. This process has to be complemented by strengthened security arrangements and efforts to persuade recalcitrant separatist elements that the road to peace lies through dialogue with New Delhi, says G. Parthasarathy. More

An Indo-Pak match for peace!
BEYOND Boundaries, a civil society initiative promoting peace in India and Pakistan, is organising a unique cricket match between children from both countries and seasoned cricket players on Wednesday. The match would be held at the Lal Bahadur ... More

Children show the way to peace with Pak
AMAN (peace) — that's what is bothering 22 Pakistani children and their counterparts in India. Rhetoric on peace doesn't satisfy them. They want specific answers that can end the prolonged war between the two nations. They feel ... More

E-GOVERNANCE
Newgen bags Philippines e-gov deal
DELHI-BASED Newgen Software, document management and business process management solutions provider, beat competition from the likes of IBM and FileNet to bag a Philippines Pesos 130 million project. The e-governance project commissioned by ... More

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