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Mr
Zoellick’s invitation |
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There is no doubt that the
current United States government has put its best foot forward
in reaching out to India by choosing US Trade Representative
Robert Zoellick as the first cabinet level official of the Bush
Administration to visit India. |
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Export-led
bailout |
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Whatever has happened to the
much-awaited steel policy? After circulating a draft policy
more than six months ago, nothing much is heard on that front.
Producers also do not seem to be overawed by it as the main
problem is not being addressed. |
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POLITICAL
ECONOMY: C P Bhambhri
Socialism has met with an inglorious end |
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The collapse of the erstwhile
systems of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Eastern
Europe in the early 1990s has had a devastating impact upon
traditional socialist parties in India and Europe. |
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CAPITAL
DIARY: Malvika Singh
When there is anarchy |
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He is absolutely bang on.
When Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee says he is old, unwell
and unable to control the government and his allies, he is truthfully
admitting that he is willing to accept a younger and more agile
alternative who will be able to deal with the overwhelming horrors
that have overtaken this country. |
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EAVESDROPPER:
Sinha, the Sphinx |
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At the 20th anniversary
celebrations of the Indian Council for Research on International
Economic Relations the hot topic of discussion was the silence
of Union finance minister Yashwant Sinha. |
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