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Thursday, 3 February 2005, 1400 hrs

TOP STORIES
PM cancels Dhaka visit,
concerned over security

The Saarc summit scheduled for February 6 and 7 was postponed after India announced that Manmohan Singh could not go to Dhaka considering the security situation there, and the change of guard in Nepal

BUSINESS & ECONOMY
Outlook stable: India's 
currency rating up
Standard & Poor's (S&P), a leading international rating agency, raised India's foreign currency rating by one notch. This reflects India's improved external position and growth prospects 

FEATURE PICKS


Outlook
The baton awaits
The police they have incriminating evidence against the accused. Jayendra Saraswati's hand-picked successor is absconding. Will the government use this to take over the math, wonders S. ANAND

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Asia Times

India's media agog over
ads-for-equity gambit

The largest media house in India has embarked on an innovative path to consolidate its business: it is picking up stakes in companies that need brand building but don't have the cash to do it. So Bennett, Coleman and Co is happily swapping its ad space for these companies' equities, reports INDRAJIT BASU 

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Tribune
Nepalis want democracy, not monarchy
The key to the future of Nepal after the dismissal of the Deuba Government and the imposition of Emergency lies in a question that everyone finds difficult to answer at this stage: how would the Nepali citizen respond to this act of the King? By YOGENDRA YADAV


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Deccan Herald
Who will rescue god? 
The disharmony among religions is not to be understood in terms of any substantive issues between them. As a matter of fact, there are no issues. Such issues as are invoked from time to time are mostly excuses. Let us have a closer look at this self-contradiction in religion. By VALSON THAMPU

 EDITORIAL PICKS

The Congress game plan (The Hindu)
Chennai season: music musings (The Hindu)
Iraq's election (Economist)
Britain's terror suspects (Economist)
A humane army (Tribune)
Punjab's planned mess (Tribune)
School ban on mobile phones (Tribune)

 



OP-ED

What is India Exclusives
Death from temple stampede
 was avoidable

Law-abiding people feel safely anonymous in crowds and turn aggressive. Governments and religious leaders must learn to avert stampedes of the Satara kind, says ERIC KOO PENG KUAN


Tsunami: Tad Murthy speaks
India's Look East Policy
NRI donates $10 m for college 
Resurgent violence in J&K
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'
'SP has no regard for law'
Brihadiswara temple: Perfect, stately and tall
US
leaders oppose F-16 sale

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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

Booklet on tax released
Rate revision welcomed
IVRCL bags new orders
Phillips Carbon gets stamp




WORLD HEADLINES

Rice sees tough time ahead
'Columnists paid to back Bush'
Iraq votes, makes history
Annan hails historic day 
Troops pullout soon: Israel 
Alawi calls for unity 
RAF plane 'shot down'



Interesting links

Southern Asia Collection
 at the University of
Chicago Library
Photographs, digital resources, exhibitions, bibliographies, links

US-India Friendship
Online resource for friends
of India


Tsunami relief 

Tribune Fund
Hindu Fund
Tsunami helplines
Unicef
Oxfam
Network for good
Doctors without Borders
CNN Listing 

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