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Thursday, 20 January 2005, 2000 hrs

TOP STORIES
Another mutt murder
rocks Kancheepuram

Four months after the murder of a temple priest for which two Kanchi Shankaracharyas have been arrested, the caretaker of another mutt was hacked to death in the temple town


BUSINESS & ECONOMY
Canada views India as big
power, keen on trade
 
Visiting Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin also said his country would help India set up a tsunami warning system


WHAT IS INDIA SPECIALS


ANALYSIS

India's Look East Policy
Perspectives from the political,
 economic and military lenses


Post-Cold War, India has an improved interest in South East Asia. It is competing against a formidable rival, China, on many fronts. ERIC KOO PENG KUAN analyses what factors make the Look East Policy important to India, the response of South East Asia towards India’s new economic engagement, and what advantages India can gain over China in competing for the attention of South East Asia in economic co-operation


REPORT

NRI donates $10 million
to build college in AP

Paila Malla Reddy had to contend with vested interests before his free college could take shape. For children of illiterate farm workers, college education is now a dream within reach, reports PRAKASH M SWAMY


EDITORIALS
Resurgent violence in Jammu and Kashmir
What does it mean to be a Hindu in India?
Indian Elections: Verdict 2004
Meritocracy in the private sector

War on the people
United protest in New York 
Appeal from an urban middle class devotee
Pillar of Hinduism
Nov 11 turned out like Sept 11

'Nobody is above the law of our country'
'SP has no regard for law or truth'

More edits
 
HERITAGE

Perfect, stately and tall
If a temple were ever built to make a statement, this is it. USHA KRIS describes the grandeur of the Rajarajeswaram temple
 in Tamil Nadu


NEWS UPDATE
Congressional leaders oppose 
F-16 sale to Pakistan

Two prominent US Congressional leaders are running a campaign to drive home that a sale can squander opportunities to strengthen strategic US-India ties 

FEATURE PICKS



Indian Express
Cash-for-deal talk on tape
Recorded conversations on an alleged land deal in Pathankot involving Congress MLA and Chief Parliamentary Secretary attached to Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, Rana Gurmeet Singh Sodhi, could embarrass the Punjab government. As proof, businessman Gurdev Singh Sidhu taped his alleged conversations with Sodhi. The Indian Express is in possession of the tapes.


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Asia Times
Zhao's death puts Hu in a quandary

The death of Zhao Ziyang - economic and political reformer and champion of the Tiananmen protesters - presents Chinese President Hu Jintao with a major quandary in drafting Zhao's political epitaph. He must tread carefully, as Zhao's reforms are now Hu's own, and there is still passionate support for the Tiananmen victims.  By TIAN JING

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Gulf News
Assembly poll shadow over New Delhi
Irrespective of who wins or loses the coming Assembly elections, there will be no change to the numbers in the Lok Sabha. But the chemistry of dependency at the Centre could change. By HARISH KHARE

TOP PICKS

OPINION


Seeking the truth on Godhra (Hindu)
Disavowal of responsibility (Hindu)
Not carnage, only accident
(Tribune)
VAT gets going (Tribune)
Rebel talks: setback in Andhra (Tribune)
Fake encounters 



INSCRIPTIONS

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South Indian Inscriptions 

Original texts from four states, transcribed from a definitive work published by the Archaeological Survey of India

Volume 8
Chola Inscriptions

Volume 10
Telugu Inscriptions
from Andhra Pradesh

Volume 12

Pallava Inscriptions

Volume 14

Pandya Inscriptions

Volume 16
Telugu Inscriptions
of the Vijayanagara Dynasty

Volume 17

Inscriptions Collected
 During 1903-1904

 BUSINESS HEADLINES

India warned of fiscal deficit 
States ignore Centre’s query 
India ‘mostly unfree’

 CORPORATE HEADLINES

Pantaloon, Indus League pact
Mumbai money capital for sure




WORLD HEADLINES

Baghdad Governor killed
Syria ready to talk with Israel
Mubarakto seek 5th term 
Israel a Zionist enemy: Abbas 
Pinochet indictment upheld 
Wen reassures miner families 



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