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What Can They Talk
With the Kashmir cease-fire floundering amid
repeated cross-border firing, the Centre takes a major initiative to resume
a dialogue with Pakistan. However, the ghosts of Lahore loom over the
horizon, raising doubts about any positive outcome in the new attempt
at peace-making.
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NATION
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State Of Mistrust
With the fall of the Koijam government, a
Samata-BJP battle has erupted in Manipur. But the stakes seem to be at
the Centre.
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Going
By The Laws
Om Prakash Chautala has launched a flurry of
criminal cases against his opponents in what is being seen as political
vendetta.
Heady Start
The SP steals a march over a dithering BJP in the
race to win the next Assembly polls.
Badland Badshah
As India's most wanted politician Mohammed Shahabuddin
evades arrest, more details come out on his alleged
links with Kashmiri militants and Pakistani agents.
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BUSINESS
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Crash
Landing
The MD's suspension has highlighted the rot in India's flag carrier.
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OTHER STORIES
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NEWSNOTES
TREMORS
Rating Financial
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Debt Funds: Following
the sharp dip in the stock markets and the drop in the NAVs of equity
schemes of mutual funds, many people are switching to the safety
of debt funds.
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Small Savings: Despite the reduction
in interest rates, the fixed returns and tax savings that these
instruments offer continue to attract many investors.
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Fixed Deposits: Another safe option
for earning assured returns, though investors are increasingly looking
at the credit rating of a company before surrendering their money.
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Equities: After the uncovering
of the K-10 scam and the ensuing bear run on the stock markets,
the small investor is not willing to risk his savings in shares.
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