The Hindu Today

Friday, October 24, 2008

· New Companies Bill provides for self-regulation

· Rupee sheds 51 paise

· Striking a balance

· New impetus for rural India

· Vaiko arrested on charges of sedition

· Obama says India will be top priority

· Fuel price review in a week: Deora

· Financial crisis to dominate Asia-Europe summit

· India offers shorter stint for its diplomats in Pakistan

· Law students attack Deputy High Commission

· Resolving border issue with China taking time: Pranab

· Chandrayaan’s orbit raised

· Inflation dips to 11.07 per cent

· U.K. Shadow Chancellor in trouble over donation links

· Economic gap widens in rich nations

· In dire need of financial aid: Pakistan

· 9 dead in U.S. missile strike on school

· Israel interested in Arab peace initiative

· India our natural strategic partner: Obama

· No decision as yet on end of session

· CPI(M) to oppose ‘farcical’ continuation of session

· Supreme Court calls for records on Ashok Kumar appointment

· ISRO battled leak in liquid propellant facility

· Pratibha inaugurates Meghalaya’s second airport at Tura

· Central Universities Bill introduced

· The financial crisis and the Indian response

· New TB vaccine offers glimmer of hope to HIV positive people

· ADB’s call to Pacific nations

· Path of liberation

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The Hindu Today

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

 Temasek infuses additional capital in Fullerton

 India, Japan to ‘work hard’ on CEPA

 Overdue reform

 India thrashes Australia

 Katara expelled from Lok Sabha

 “LoC trade will lead to closer ties”

 India will wait till Japan is “ready” for nuclear cooperation

 Displaced Tamils not neglected: Rajapaksa

 20 million more will be rendered jobless: UN

 Marx is back

 Ban on palmolein import upheld

 GoM clears bill to raise insurance FDI

 Thaksin Shinawatra sentenced

 Somali gunmen free Indians from pirates

 EC refuses to clear J&K postings

 Pushing ahead, says Colombo

 IMF chief “sorry” over affair

 Hindraf leader faces sedition case

 ‘Once Chandrayaan goes near the moon, we will be there to track it’

 Primacy of executive, a dangerous move

 Crisis favourable for our nuclear programme: Saran

 POTA review panel’s recommendation binding on Gujarat: Supreme Court

 Antennae turn to Chandrayaan

 Ansari initiates move to shift Rajya Sabha question hour

 Generate more income, House panel tells EPFO

 Deora to meet Patel today

 Gujarat wants SSP declared a national project

 No immediate cut in oil prices, says Centre

 “Project India as a victim of climate change”

 Europe wants new global financial order

 Value of human birth

the hindu october 21st

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

 RBI, SEBI unveil fresh measures to calm markets

 India hit by ripple effects of global financial crisis: FM

 Japan can be a large IT market: Nasscom

 Rupee dips to 49-mark

 Kashmir’s people at centre stage

 A tireless mediator (Mr. Marti Ahtisaari)

 Manmohan: our banks are entirely safe

 Pacts with U.S., France include fuel supply assurances, says Pranab

 India to ink pact with Russia for more reactors

 Final countdown begins for launch of Chandrayaan-1

 “Total domination over western Kilinochchi”

 Shadow of global financial crisis over China

 New steps to tackle power shortage

 Arjun Atwal claims maiden title in U.S.

 Cross-LoC trade starts today

 Parliament session may be curtailed

 Ratan Tata gives U.S. varsity $50 million

 Himalayan glaciers receding fast

 India weighs counter-piracy options in Somalia

 U.S. opposes Pakistan-Taliban negotiations

 Palin takes it light

 CPI(M) wants early decision on privilege motion

 12 CRPF men killed in Chhattisgarh ambush

 DMK calls for steps to save Sri Lankan Tamils

 Jet chief wants tax on ATF cut

 From Uri, with goods

 Celebrating the birth centenary of Brahmayya

 Acts and their effects