The Hindu Today 31st October

 RBI hikes CRR by 50 basis points

 Growth will beat RBI projection, says FM

 German SMEs to increase presence

 Mixed reaction to credit policy

 Constitutionalism and morality

 A sitting duck for bird flu

 Brazil to host 2014 World Cup

 Not the end of the road: Manmohan

 PM, Merkel flag off ‘Science Express’

 Thakur consults experts

 Failure of nuclear deal will hit capacity expansion: Kakodkar

 Our destinies are linked: Kissinger

 Let consumers share burden: IOC

 Shivraj Patil calls for pro-active approach to policing

 Qatar assures priority Liquefied Natural Gas supply to India

 Rare honour for cricket, hockey stars

 BSF-BDR consensus on exchanging terror information

 Saudi King’s visit starts on a sour note

 RBI hikes CRR by 50 basis points

 RBI’s warning on recovery agents

 Hartals: court notice to government

 “Jaipur foot” for Lebanese victims of mines and bombs

 U.S. House passes Diwali resolution

 U.S., N. Korean envoys in Beijing for talks

 Turkey’s Kurdish problem: lessons for India

 Reservation needed for real equality, says Jethmalani

 Apex court: guard against blanket anticipatory bail

 Planning process and the marginalised

 Coping with a rapidly urbanising world

 Has the end of civilisation begun?

The Hindu Today 29th October

 A big push to greenfield airports

 Capital inflows: a major issue for the regulators

 Cushioning effect of forex surge

 Fruit, vegetable exports resume

 Maoists strike again, in Jharkhand

 Offering pain relief

 U.S. ‘encouraging India’ to go ahead with nuclear deal

 Let the people decide: Modi

 Merkel visit to focus on Asia policy

 Iran hopes to finalise pipeline contract on Tuesday

 Iran, Turkey explore options on PKK

 Two constitutional options before Rameshwar Thakur

 Talks with Chinese leadership “very fruitful”: Sonia

 Contempt of court and the truth

 “Globalisation not just a synonym for West’s dominance”

 Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor project achieves milestone

 Nuclear deal will be beneficial, says Kakodkar

 Self-regulation by the Press: the U.K. experience

 Unravelling the Rudy Giuliani myth

 Employment and growth — a comment