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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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WEEKLY FEATURES
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| FM’s new love |
| Politics casts its shadow over the Union budget |
| The Central budget can be a powerful instrument of economic policy. A finance minister could use it to pursue the macroeconomic objectives that he considers relevant at the moment. There are two issues that might be considered important at the presen... | Read.. |
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| Loving care |
| Sir — In her article, “A paper tiger” (Feb 21), Shibani Chattopadhyay has sensitively analyzed the ... | Read.. |
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| Parting shot |
| Sir — It was interesting to read the report, “Online attack on Fakes” (Feb 25). The Darjeeling Tea ... | Read.. |
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| LOST HORIZON |
| It was an year of growth. It was a budget to dull expectations. Mr P. Chidambaram presented the budget for 2007-08 against a ...| Read.. |
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| What a country calls its vital economic interests are not the things which enable its citizens to live, but the things which enable it to make war. Petrol is more likely than wheat to be a cause of international conflict. — SIMONE WEIL |
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