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Integrated approach to economic issues
Coverage of economic and business issues was characterised by sustained follow-up, critical analysis and incisive editorials, say P.A. Seshan and P.B. Thiagarajan.
From commodities to corporate news
BUSINESS reporting in India as we know it assumed importance only after the country attained Independence. In earlier years, the daily newspapers did not pay much attention to news and comments on the happenings in the stock, money and commodity ...
Role as disseminator and educator
The paper always rose to the needs of the time and context to offer relevant information.

Bold nationalist stance
By P.B. Thiagarajan

Currency regulation
The coverage of the visit of the Imperial Currency Commission to India in November 1925 under Sir Basil Blackett reveals the depth of the paper's national concerns. Sir Basil had stated in a speech at Delhi University that the credit of India, ...


Always for transparency
WHEN the occasion demanded, The Hindu has not shied away from taking a bold nationalist stance in its editorials, especially on economic issues. Take the cotton mill industry. It was hit hard by cheaper imports of British textiles. ...
Support for local enterprise
Again, take the case of coastal shipping. Local enterprise was always discouraged in this field by the British rulers. The worldover even today, coastal traffic is reserved for local shipping companies. But in those early years, shipping ...





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