The Hindu : National News : Friday, August 04, 2006

Online edition of India's National Newspaper Friday, August 04, 2006

National

Centre still says `no'
Nuclear deal resolution

Finance Ministry directed to hold meeting on recovery of NPAs
Bench fixes August 10 for meeting in Solicitor-General's office

Fighting terror is in common interest: Menon
For working towards shrinking space for terror groups

Quota at IIMs, IITs will not help disadvantaged: Narayanamurthy
Infosys Chief Mentor says it will de-motivate high performers

No flood warning, says Congress
Gujarat "completely failed" in providing relief to flood-affected

Stop training Sri Lankan police, says MDMK
"It hurts sentiments of Tamil Nadu people"

Manmohan hopeful Women's Bill will be introduced soon
Talks on the issue progressing, he assures women's team

Left nod for one Banking Bill
It seeks to empower Government to dissolve PSU Bank boards

Tripartite committee constituted to resolve deadlock on transnational gas pipeline
Price of gas being quoted by Iran 60 p.c. higher than the purchase price offered by India

Montek, Nair on public health board
Foundation to train health workers

BJP seeks to make the most of Left-Government differences
Party has put behind discomfiture over the `mole' affair

Centre ignored CSE warning: chamber
Questions raised on food safety

CPI assurance to Prime Minister
"Manmohan must address Left concerns"

Computerised test pilot licence
"It will be transparent and eliminate possibility of manipulation of score"

"Vidarbha package being implemented"
Relief taken up, say bankers

ED will take `appropriate action': Chidambaram
Natwar has been made the scapegoat: BJP

Rahul Mahajan, five others charge-sheeted in drug case
NEW DELHI: The Delhi police on Thursday charge-sheeted Rahul Mahajan, son of slain Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Pramod Mahajan, Harish Sharma, former personal assistant of the late BJP leader, and four others in the drug abuse ...

"Quality assurance for schools a necessity"
Schools part of Kuruvila Jacob Initiative recognised

Cabinet approves introduction of Bill on Cr.PC amendments
It aims to ensure speedy trial and prevent indiscriminate arrests

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