The Hindu Business Line : Friday, November 24, 2006

Hurdles to bilateral ties
Citizens of Delhi are literally paying for living in the Capital. While the visit of the Chinese President, Hu Jintao, was aimed at improving bilateral relations, residents of Delhi faced traffic chaos on Tuesday when the foreign dignitary ... More

POLICY
Minister confident of new mines policy by March
Amendment likely to see automatic mining lease for investors More

Cabinet approves IPOs of three power PSUs
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs on Thursday approved initial public offerings of three State-owned power companies — Power Finance Corporation, Power Grid Corporation and Rural Electrification Corporation — through fresh ... More

POLITICS
Left-affiliated unions hold rally
The Left party affiliated trade unions on Thursday staged a major demonstration here to protest against the anti-people policies of the Government such as the failure to bring about land reforms and failure to bring price rise ... More

SECURITY
Law for private detectives soon
There will be a law for the private detectives in the country shortly as there is a law for private security industry, said the Home Minister, Mr Shivraj Patil, on Thursday. "The law will not be for controlling private detectives ... More

E-GOVERNANCE
HSBC makes case for modern property registration system
Bank officials meet CM More

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