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Thursday, 19  August 2004, 2200 hrs

NATION & STATES

Centre plans post-school exam to
scout for administrative talent
The Manmohan Singh government is proposing an entrance exam at the undergraduate level to catch civil service aspirants young...

BUSINESS & ECONOMY

Tata proposes to invest 2 billion 
in Bangladesh

Bangladesh has agreed in principle to guarantee gas supply for 20 years to the Tata group in what will be the largest foreign investment in the country...

FEATURED STORIES


The Hindu

What is not ethical consumerism
Ethical consumerism should be about using our purchasing power to make the world a better place. Feeling pure will not help the world's poor, says JULIAN BAGGINI

Telegraph
There are no good assassins
Only the poor and the illiterate are given capital punishment. The rich get away with milder sentences for similar crimes, writes UTTAM SENGUPTA 

Asia Times
Pakistan turns on itself
The Pakistan government, by taking on the Jamaat-i-Islami, the premier fundamentalist party in the country and the real mother of international Islamic movements, including al-Qaeda, is driving a stake into the very heart of Pakistani society, which includes the military, says SYED SALEEM SHAHZAD

Deccan Herald
Messenger to Mercury
The mission to Mercury will enable scientists to study not only its evolution but also the entire solar system, says U R RAO

Tribune
Gender imbalance in West Bengal
The recent West Bengal Human Development Report 2004 focuses on two major public initiatives that have characterised the state in the past 26 years: land reforms and decentralisation. But women still face economic exclusion. An overview by
JAYATI GHOSH

 

 TOP PICKS

OPINION

Open up the nuclear club (Pioneer)
Let democracy not fail the poor (Hindu)
What is not ethical consumerism (Hindu) 
Ducking a probe (Statesman)
An amendment in halves (Biz Standard)
US turning a blind eye to nukes (DH)
Shut and open case (Hindustan Times)
Olympics silver streak (Tribune)



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 BUSINESS HEADLINES

RBI finds evidence against SICB
Rs 2,500 cr loss in oil duty cut
Govt to wait for CAG report
Dasgupta, FM meet on VAT
Decision on airports soon
Shortlist for airports revamp soon
Follow ICC rules, corporates told
Big boys make small gains
FM deplores comments on GTB
Duplicate products hits MNCs
Better infrastructure in HP sought
Kiosks at 51 rly stations soon
Crude prices remain all-time high 2 bn investment proposal by Tata
Electricity norms eased
Markets tumble on oil price woes

 CORPORATE HEADLINES

Airtel's expansion
Zenith’s low-cost laptops
BPL Mobile's new scheme
Google slashes IPO target

Star arm to buy 25% in Balaji
EIH to focus on mgnt contracts
Coke, Pepsi to cost Re 1 more
Alliance Air to fly low cost
Ranbaxy develops malaria drug
Honda mulls raw material import
Sail unveils big corporate plan

WORLD HEADLINES

Pak publishes ' terrorists' list
Al-Sadr ‘accepts’ peace plan

Maoist rebels block land routes
Iraqi govt threatens attack
Bollywood flavour for US cable TV

Hamas leader escapes missile hit
Thai version of Guru Granth Sahib
Israeli bid to break hunger strike
Threat to storm Najaf shrine
Free Suu Kyi requests Annan
Israeli bid to break hunger strike

EXCHANGE

Dollar: 46.90
Pound: 85.85
Euro: 58.00
Yen: (100) 43.95   

SOURCES

Deccan Herald
Indian Express
Hindustan Times
The Hindu
Pioneer
Economic Times
Times of India
Statesman
Tribune
Business Standard
Business Line

 

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