Wednesday,
28 July 2004, 1400 hrs NATION &
STATES WTO
talks begin in Geneva: Farm subsides come to the fore
again Global
trade talks began with officials hoping to satisfy the
increasingly vocal complaints of developing nations that rich
countries have yet to pledge a substantial enough cut in their
agricultural subsidies...
BUSINESS &
ECONOMY Chidambaram okay ‘in principle’ with more airline equity Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel on Tuesday said Finance Minister P Chidambaram had agreed “in principle” to infuse more equity in Indian Airlines and Air India...
FEATURED
STORIES
Asia Times All
welcome at Tata's party The highly-anticipated
stock offering by Asia's largest software company, Tata
Consultancy Services, takes place this week. But why now, and
what does this mean for investors around the world? By
INDRAJIT BASU Indian Express A
whole new ball game How do like your cricket? Hot and
spicy or bland and boring? If you have been watching the Asia
Cup tournament, you’re likely to believe that Indians like
their cricket with heaps of garam masala. The
Hindu Sea
Tigers — threat to Indian security India should work with
the objective of neutralising the Sea Tigers at the earliest,
writes V SURYANARAYANAN
International Herald Tribune Mrs.
Heinz Kerry sets her own agenda It was exactly
what the Kerry campaign had dreaded: Teresa Heinz Kerry, the
candidate's wife, running off the carefully laid rails at
their party's convention here, says JIM RUTENBERG Asia Times Disturbing
colors of anti-globalization
The anti-globalization movement likes to portray its opponents
as protectors of power and privilege. Yet the same could be
said about those who seek to preserve the jobs of ill-educated
and overpaid workers in the developed world, especially the
US, writesESAM SOHAI
From South India Original texts
from four states, transcribed from a definitive volume
published by the Archaeological Survey of India ONLY ON
WHAT IS INDIA
