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March
1-15 , 2003
 

March 1 - 15, 2003

Tourism has suffered from neglect because it was treated as an industry serving the elite

Beyond the Budget
Production will rise and so will jobs and salaries but that’s not the point.

PM Accuses Pak of Double Standards on Terrorism
“It is through such misuse of religion that jehadi terrorism is trying to violently impose its own rigid, intolerant social order uniformly around the world.

Orissa: Tussle Over Indravati Water
Orissa Government officials maintain that the 1979 agreement was being duly honoured and supply exceeded the stipulated amount.

War for Peace or War for Oil
Bush’s zero concern for genuine peace and economic reconstruction was compounded by a clear contradiction of the moment

Securitisation Act: Will Bankers Use It?
Banks do not have the expertise to manage or sell the seized assets. This is understandable.

The beginning of the end for India
The portents for disaster were all there—the Indian batting had failed in its last 12 outings. The big three—Sachin Tendulkar, Saurav Ganguly, Rahul Dravid—shared a combined average of 59.4 runs in their last 10 innings
 

Sonu Nigam to do Rajat Mukherjee’s next film titled Nepal
The singer-turned actor recently saw the release of his film Kaash.. Aap Humare Hote. Though he doesn’t consider his debut work Jaani Dushman to be an ideal launch or even close to it

Good Morning Prof. Gopi Chand Narang

Media Pulse

Art: Timeless Stories That Colours Tell

Wayward Youth

Urdu and Urdu Culture in the 21st Century

Mumbai Goes Without Cable Television

Sikkim: An Enchanting Mosaic