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What is India DAILY ROUND-UP

Saturday, 5 March 2005, 1700 hrs

TOP STORIES
President's rule in Goa
Abdul Kalam approved the imposition of President's rule in the State as recommended by the Union Cabinet, and brought the state's political crisis to an end
 
BUSINESS & ECONOMY
Govt will act tough on tax evaders: Chidambaram
The government will come down heavily on tax evaders and take steps to prevent black money generation, Finance Minister P Chidambaram said

FEATURE PICKS


Pioneer
Other side of foreign origin
Considering that a foreign-born woman is currently ruling over the destinies of a billion-plus Indians, recent reports involving some other foreign-born personalities living in India might appear a trifle amusing. In the last fortnight, we have seen Iran-born Norwegian national Negar Khan unceremoniously turfed out of Mumbai, Pakistani actress Meera being threatened for allegedly kissing an actor on screen, and controversial Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen, currently living in Kolkata, applying for Indian citizenship. By CHANDAN MITRA

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Hindu
Choosing Chief Ministers
Political parties should refrain from bringing constitutional governance to a halt simply because the Governor's discretion was not exercised in their favour.
By RAJEEV DHAVAN


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Tribune
The culture of coalitions
The Congress has done it again — shot itself in the foot for no rhyme or reason. All the painstaking efforts that it made in piecing together an alliance to fight the last general election have been squandered, and the party will have to start once again virtually from scratch if it wants to rebuilt trust among its allies and ensure a longish stint at the Centre.
Congress cannot antagonise its allies
by AMULYA GANGULY


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Indian Express

Vendor of treats 
R.K. Narayan is a writer of short sentences, a minimalist in the use of adjectives and possessed of an enduring sense of the understated and the subtle.
20th century India may well have derived its imagined history from Narayan, says JAITHIRTH RAO 

 EDITORIAL PICKS

Governor's fraud (Tribune)
Tehelka: Military fairplay (Tribune)
LTTE and child soldiers
(Hindu)
Basel II and containing risk (Hindu)



OP-ED

What is India Exclusives

Time to stare
USHA KRIS introduces young readers to the joys of star gazing

The logic in having a nuclear missile
Pakistan has just test-fired another nuclear missile. No one doubts that country's nuclear capability. The only question is whether other countries aspiring to join the nuclear club will take the silence of the world as a quiet go-ahead
 for nuclear testing. 
By ERIC KOO PENG KUAN


Coorg for coffee?
USHA KRIS visits an estate-turned-resort, and is charmed by the sights and sounds of Karnataka's coffee district 

Satellite traces huge pollution pool over Bihar
A study in the US has found high pollution levels over much of India, and a concentrated pool of particles over Bihar, reports PRAKASH M SWAMY

The US, China and India

Why the scoffing at Hinduism?
PIL against seer: Court's ire
CIA task on Pak anti-terror drive 
Nepal coup shows US hypocrisy
Indian style democracy in Iraq
Death from stampede avoidable

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 
Middle class devotee's appeal
Pillar of Hinduism
Nov 11 turned out like Sept 11
'Nobody is above the law'
'SP has no regard for law'
Temple: Perfect, stately and tall
US leaders oppose F-16 sale

ACADEMIC PAPERS

What is India Exclusives

Media intervention in dairy development in Karnataka

Rural broadcasting is critical for dairy development. District radio stations and low power TV centres can play a significant role in encouraging proper dairying practices, write Dr B P MAHESH CHANDRA GURU 
and E NARAYANAPPA


Journalism education: 
A quality perspective

India brings out 45,000 newspapers, journals and periodicals in 105 languages and dialects. Yet journalism education is neglected. Experts must produce quality learning material and orient training to media needs, write Dr B P MAHESH CHANDRA GURU and MADHURA VEENA M L

Philosophy of 
Bhaja Govindam

 Hinduism: Universal religion
Health education in India

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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

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