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Monday, August 11 1997
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Aged Cong tries to cash in on UF's failures![[Details]](/icons/bullet.gif){kind=icon}
The tables may be turning in favour of the Congress, but the party is ill-prepared for elections. So when Kesri stated in Calcutta that he was ready for polls but does not immediately foresee them, he was indicating that he would like the UF to mess up the situation further before striking.
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Taking litigation from justice to social reform
Just before his retirement, Justice K Ramaswamy of the Supreme Court has left behind a ticking bomb of controversy in public interest litigation.
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Indian stocks come of age
India's tradition in trading of securities goes back to the 18th century, when loan securities of the East India Company were traded. Corporate shares came into existence in 1830s. With development of telegraph and communication systems brokerage business increased and there were as many as 60 brokers in 1860.
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The Group
