Hunger in Third World needs political solution
That food is a political commodity calling for political treatment, not merely "pure economic" solutions was clearly illustrated when the European Parliament held a two-day debate in September 1998 in Strasbourg on the problems posed by Third World hunger.

Towards a balanced banking structure
It is undeniable that banking development in India is skewed. Bank branches in metro-complexes have modern technology and means for purveying prompt and efficient services, comparatively better-informed staff and a concern for quality service.

Low productivity, neglect of agriculture have stifled economic growth
In India's economic history, our independence will be marked as a major discontinuity. Since Independence, India has achieved remarkable progress in overcoming the long-term colonial stagnation and economic backwardness.

  Agenda for growth
  Signs of recovery
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