The Hindu Today

Saturday, June 30, 2007

 Inflation rate further eases

 Abhijit Sen panel may seek extension

 Consumer index up one point

 U.S. axes trade benefits for India, Brazil

 Govt. picks up RBI stake in SBI

 Gordon Brown at No. 10

 Pipeline hits roadblock

 Pranab assails Rice remarks

 Iran LNG for private firms

 Decks cleared for mega IAF defence deal

 IMD updates monsoon forecast

 Claymore mine spotted on railway track

 Israeli President resigns

 GO 610: tribunal stays orders

 ‘Check CRZ violation’

 India-Pak. culture meet concludes

 It’s really nice to be back: Sunita

 China confident over the future of Hong Kong, says Hu

 IAEA team visits N. Korean nuclear site

 Climate change and India’s options

 India, U.S. looking at mid-July for 123 talks

 Give clear statement on NAM, Left asks Government

 Evolve national quality standards for statistics: Manmohan

 NACP-III to be launched on July 6

 A summit of diminished expectations

Hindu Today

Friday, June 29, 2007

 Tonga to become WTO’s 151st member

 Jersey Airtel launches services in Channel Islands

 Conference on organised retailing

 RBI lists norms for pension funds

 India invites U.S. investments

 Accord on fee for carrying gas

 Red Fort on World Heritage List

 Accord possible by year-end: Rice

 13-year RI, Rs. 100-crore fine for Telgi

 Bangladeshi among three held in Sriharikota

 Pakistan Navy rescues Indian seamen

 Taming of the earth

 Space probes to put Einstein to the test

 World Heritage List expanded further

 Jalanidhi project to be redesigned

 Tata Steel to set up titanium dioxide project in Tuticorin

 India-China relationship a big stabiliser, says Yechury

 U.N. team heads to reactor site

 Giant penguin fossil found

 Immigration Bill stalled again in Senate

 Iraq: Game plan for the endgame?

 Pushing peace process

 Indira Goswami makes fresh attempt at brokering peace

 Bidding adieu to ‘Indian Airlines’

 Fighter aircraft: India seeks indigenous content

 IAF pilots get to fly Hawks

 Israeli knowhow for LCA radar

 Apex court: avoid sweeping strictures

 New name for AC coaches

 Environment and U.S. policy top global fears

 Palestinians gift advantage to Israel

 Super-rich earn more but give more away

 Social websites hail arrival of global village

 Guidelines soon for managing biodiversity heritage sites

The Hindu , Thursday, June 28, 2007

Thursday, June 28, 2007

 ‘Gradualist approach’ to fuller rupee float: FM

 Rupee at two-week low

 Bright ideas for energy efficiency

 Blair makes way for Brown

 U.S. Senate to revive immigration bill

 World Bank nod for farm credit

 Action plan soon for speedy disposal of cases in Tiruchi, Perambalur courts

 Dhaka for increased cooperation

 India, Pakistan to discuss group tourism

 Local polls soon in Sri Lanka’s east

 War games planned

 Seeking to make fire without smoke

 Natwar disqualification plea meant to intimidate voters: NDA

 Radiation safeguards in place: Ministry

 Aiyar to lead delegation to Pakistan

 India to step up defence ties with Thailand

 This boom has echoes of the 1980s

 Water access and citizens’ movements

Hindu Newspaper: What to read today for Civil Services

Wednesday, June 27, 2007

·  Spotlight on Indians

·  India, Thailand FTA on track

·  A demonstration of statesmanship

·  U.S. ship to anchor outside Chennai

·  India to step up defence ties with Thailand

·  Towards closer ties

·  Disqualification sought

·  Russia warns NATO nations

·  Sea Tiger radar point destroyed

·  Castro warns of threats to mankind

·  Hu to lead Hong Kong celebrations

·  U.N. inspectors arrive in North Korea

·  World’s longest sea bridge takes shape

·  Iraq war’s casus belli — peak oil

·  Africa united in rejecting U.S. request for military HQ

Hindu Today

Tuesday, June 26, 2007

 Sri Lanka-AP to develop tourism in Buddhist circuit

 Rupee at new low

 No breakthrough in sight (Doha)

 An African initiative (Darfur)

 Shekhawat files nomination

 33% BJP posts for women

 G.O. 610: orders for repatriation on June 28

 India, Bangladesh begin talks

 Tulbul-Wullar talks postponed

 Olmert hopeful of peace process

 Blair to be West Asia envoy?

 Sarkozy warns Sudan of tough measures

 Pakistan protests NATO killings

 Pakistan turns to OIC on Rushdie

 USS Nimitz to be allowed

 ARC for repeal of Armed Forces Act

 Left's poser on U.S. warship

 We want special ties: Prachanda

 Unfair, India tells Kuwait

Hindu Newspaper Today, Monday

Monday, June 25, 2007

 West Bengal to consider quota for Muslims

 Amend Pawn Brokers’ Act

 Grim outlook for Doha round financial scene

 Interest rates: consumer confidence takes a dip

 A new perspective on HIV and AIDS

 The banking system’s dominance

 Chikungunya awareness rally

 The tallest of peaks in Federer’s sights

 Crucial Nepal poll on November 22

 Arroyo: ASEAN will get moving forward

 Darfur conflict heralds era of wars, says U.N. report

 Brown elected Labour leader

 U.S. close to closing Guantanamo

 “India can do more to secure Suu Kyi’s release”

 Sunita reunited with family

 Conscience vote misapplied: Singhvi

 Impetus to ‘Look East’ policy

 30 new universities to expand access to quality education

 Joint farming, a success story in Assam

 Environmental group criticises SEZ policy

 Lining up to return home

 If you need to fly, is it possible to go green?

 The battle in the Palestinian territories

 Sovereign funds set to rule the markets

 Social Security Bill falls short of our expectations, says forum

 Women representatives urged to act independently

 Working women and work-life conundrum |

Hindu Newspaper: What to read today for Civil Services

Saturday, June 23, 2007

• Proposed 4 per cent quota to benefit 90 p.c. of Muslims
• Unlock value, PSEs told
• Inflation at 13-month low
• Govt. to buy RBI’s stake in SBI
• Forex reserves up $1.46 b
• FICCI hails stand on WTO
• Sharing bird flu samples
• Kalam declines to contest for a second term
• Pratibha to file papers today
• India warns U.S., EU as G-4 talks collapse
• EC not to postpone byelection
• Space shuttle Atlantis returns to Earth
• Navratna status conferred
• INS Jalashwa commissioned
• Talks with Dhaka on June 25, 26
• Musharraf mulling early elections?
• Archaeologists pinpoint the power of Nile kingdom
• Expert challenges Masada theory
• Pakistan may be building third reactor: report
• Should Shekhawat resign as Vice-President?
• Panel reviews textiles sector
• Bid to resolve log-jam in India-Russia defence ties
• GEAC approval not yet for multilocation trials
• After glut, Centre raises sugar buffer stock
• Bannerjee Committee submits final report on Godhra carnage
• Manmohan for evaluation of NREGP
• The lows of the Presidential contest