The Hindu 30th May

·  India manages to clock 6.7 % growth in 2008-09

·  Industry sets its own agenda

·  New Trade Policy by August first week: Anand Sharma

·  Rationalising oil prices

·  Manmohan raises attacks on students with Rudd

·  ‘Team Manmohan’ gets down to business

·  Deora hints at de-regulation of petrol, diesel prices

·  “Priority to judicial reforms”

·  Attacks will not recur, Australia assures Krishna

·  Arogyasri fading at Gandhi Hospital?

·  Indian-American girl is Spelling Bee champion

·  Security tightened in Islamabad

·  Asia Pacific Community mooted

·  Engaging Pakistan: task for new government

·  Will ensure implementation of schemes, says Kamal Nath

·  New Delhi slams OIC’s resolutions

·  Rajapaksa visiting Delhi next week

·  Milon Banerjee, other law officers resign

·  Dead frog found in mid-day meal; MP orders inquiry

·  Experts question findings on elementary education in Rajasthan

·  Meira Kumar wants to end river disputes

·  Navy foils pirates’ bid in Gulf of Aden

·  Comprehensive laws to check terror soon: Moily

·  ‘Priority for Sethu project’

·  World’s first manure-powered town

·  Foremost devotee

 

The Hindu May 29th

·  India’s debt affordability poor: Moody’s

·  A 50-year divide(must read)

·  Union Council of Ministers 2009

·  Solar energy park for Palakkad

·  Financial aid revives cooperative societies

·  Roemer nominated U.S. Ambassador to India

·  Industrial adalats in Hospet, Mangalore next month

·  Indian Americans on top

·  U.N. adopts Sri Lanka’s resolution

·  Pakistan has 60 N-bombs: U.S. report

·  Israel rejects call on housing

·  Medvedev-Putin duo: reality check

·  Rajya Sabha session from June 4

·  Aircraft with AWACS inducted into the Indian Air Force

·  First inshore patrol vessel launched

·  Cities the target of asymmetrical warfare

·  U.S. town bids to be new Gitmo

·  Containing the Taliban: 3 factors

·  Complexities of nuclear risk reduction in South Asia

·  Israel: 80 per cent of West Bank water for Israelis

·  The merits of giving

May 28^th

 

  Industry will get cheaper funds: Pranab

  The caste war in Punjab

  Dilemma on the fiscal front

  Budget to focus on push to reforms

  Bangladesh debates a hydel project in India

  Protest over mining project

  France’s Tamil diaspora in denial over Prabakaran’s death

  Russia launches spacecraft to boost ISS crew

  Alice Munro wins Man Booker International

  UPA’s challenge: rural governance reform

  President calls for strong consumer movement

  “A guide to the vast Indian literature”

  Worship of the Sun

 

May 27^th

 

  Centre set to revise borrowing programme

  Anti-dumping duty on viscose yarn from China planned

  Rupee tumbles 63 paise

  RCom to demerge optic fibre division

  Balanced team of loyalists

  Budget in early July: Pranab

  Mamata takes charge in Kolkata

  Krishna rules out talks with Pakistan

  The Afghan question and a unique opportunity

  Qureshi, Yang greet S.M. Krishna

  U.N. Council condemns N. Korea’s nuclear test

  A judge with a bipartisan pedigree in America

  Closing Guantanamo

  Bangladesh blamed for absence of ‘hilsa’

  India can further its climate resilience, says World Bank

  Centre sends National Disaster Response Force

  A new opportunity in engaging East Asia

  Power of Thevaram

 

May 26

 

 

·  Bharti, MTN renew merger talks

·  More clarity on FDI policy awaited

·  Army called out in Jalandhar

·  Nuclear test by North Korea is cause for concern: Antony

·  First AWACS aircraft lands at Jamnagar air base in Gujarat

·  A planned attack, say Vienna police

·  Nepal sworn in Prime Minister

·  Council polls soon in Vavuniya, Jaffna districts

·  India can join the gas pipeline deal: Iran

·  N. Korea conducts second nuclear test

·  Obama breaks Middle Eastern taboos

·  Promise of discounted foodgrains will be fulfilled: Sharad Pawar

·  Concern over U.S. plans to change visa rules

·  Copenhagen agreement must be far more ambitious than the Kyoto Protocol

·  Climate summit hijacked by biggest polluters

·  Negating influences

 

 

May 25

 

·  Poll results boost market expectations

·  Fiscal agenda for the new government

·  Pension, insurance, banking reforms high on agenda

·  Company Law governance calls for overhaul

·  Gazing at the universe(Hubble telescope)

·  Iran, Pakistan ink gas pipeline deal

·  Wrested control of several places from Taliban: Army

·  All set for Nepal to take over as Premier

·  Promote social security system: Hu

·  Israeli Phalcon to land in India today

·  Despair overwhelms an ex-President

·  Koehler scrapes through in election(  Horst Koehler, the former head of the International Monetary Fund, was re-elected German President. Therefore, a man for one mark!)

·  Manmohan must be bold on Pakistan

·  Advent of Kali

 

May 23

Fiscal consolidation should be budget priority: RBI chief

Pakistan’s nuclear challenge

Europe’s June election

IAF to get its first AWACS on Monday

France invites Manmohan for National Day celebrations

Wage payment delays hit NREGA work in Jharkhand

Skill development programme launched

Wen greets Manmohan

Committed to peace: Zardari

6,261 soldiers killed since August, 2006, says Sri Lankan Minister

NRHM monitoring to extend to 1,035 villages

International children’s film festival at Kolkata

Somali pirates in the dock

Victim of circumstances

The Hindu May 22

Chemical imports: India initiates probe against China

Focus on urban employment

Sri Lanka draws up resettlement plan for displaced

U.S. aid law soft on Pakistan

“Emphasis on resettlement of IDPs”

UN intervention sought to protect Sri Lankan Tamils

Inflation inches up to 0.61 per cent on costlier food items

Displaced need attention: U.N.

Naagbanton, Binayak Sen & Kampala Declaration

‘Full budget should be approved by August 1’

Transcendental power

The Hindu on May 21

·  Islamic finance outlook 2009 released

·  Big push to rural electrification on cards

·  Tea production, exports drop in first quarter

·  Gold investment continues to be attractive

·  Marks 125 years

·  A vote for change and continuity

·  Widening the scope of heritage

·  Manmohan Singh to be sworn in Prime Minister tomorrow

·  Full budget should be approved by August 1: Finance Secretary

·  Relief to farmers and BPL families

·  Chandrayaan-1 orbit raised

·  Phalcon AWACS to arrive on May 24

·  BPL family survey begins today

·  Iran tests missile; Israel within range

·  Shanghai forum concerned over Pakistan’s nuclear arms

·  Sri Lankan Tamils in a post-war scenario

·  Nanavati commission resumes hearing

·  Will Obama replace Arab-Israeli conflict with Israeli-Palestinian peace?

·  A realised soul