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Friday, 2 July 2004, 2200 hrs

NATION & STATES
Indian wants Pakistan to keep its word
to Asean security forum
Foreign affairs minister K Natwar Singh pointed out that Pakistan had been admitted to the Asean Regional Forum after it gave a word that it wouldn't rake up India issues ...

BUSINESS & ECONOMY
Biotech industry wants duty cuts on capital equipment and consumables
Foreign affairs minister K Natwar Singh pointed out that Pakistan had been admitted to the Asean Regional Forum after it gave a word that it wouldn't rake up India issues ...

FEATURED STORIES

Times of India
Letter to my Leftist friends...
Gurcharan Das, once a socialist, shares some post-liberalisation thoughts with his Leftist friends...

New Statesman
Iraq now has the keys, but do they work?
Lindsey Hilsum in Baghdad learns where to buy a CD-Rom on how to make a bomb, and argues that Iraqis will support their new rulers if they succeed in tackling the law and order problem

Deccan Chronicle
Still a long haul ahead
The outcome of the two-day India-Pakistan foreign secretary-level interaction cannot be qualified by the term “breakthrough”. However, if the objective was to take the composite dialogue forward, it was certainly achieved....

Times of India
Talking terms
In office the BJP appeared to be focussed, confident and, at times, even cocky. Out of office, as its deliberations in Mumbai so vividly demonstrated, it seems to be sullen, divided and plainly befuddled, says Dileep Padgaonkar

TOP PICKS

OPINION

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France and US: Talk Turkey (HT)
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BUSINESS HEADLINES

Uniform tax likely for drugs
PM hopes for green revolution
Gold products: banks await okay
ITES keeping industry on toes

CORPORATE HEADLINES

Reva to make mini buses
IDBI will take on SBI
House prices up in Delhi
Kinetic plans to export Nova
Box office lukewarm to Big B
Bharti to expand basic services

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