The Indian Express -- General

Saturday, May 3 1997

MUTP hostage to Centre, fumes CM

Maharashtra Chief Minister Manohar Joshi blasted the Centre for its "indifference" towards the problems of the railway in Mumbai and said he would lead an agitation if they were not sorted out immediately.

Kochi duo set to shell-shock 'Netscape with freeware

Here is some great news for Indian Net-surfers. Two Kochi-based computer whiz-kids, K Jayakrishnan and Kurian Thomas, today launched a revolutionary software called `Shellsock ver 1.00.' on the Internet. The path-breaking software, offered absolutely free, as against its less advanced lone competitor `Blue Laser'.

Chelsea Clinton chooses `comfy' Stanford University

With as much ado as New Delhi celebrating Priyanka Gandhi's wedding, Washington commemorated Chelsea Clinton's choice of college. The First Daughter has chosen California's Stanford University over the more elite Ivy League institutions of the East Coast like Harvard, Yale or Princeton.

I&B minister vows to liberate official media

Focus back on Women's Bill

No need to re-examine Dabhol project, says SC

Mumbai notes -- Scouts and Guides

Malaysia backs Burma bid to join ASEAN

Express comes to Orissa

CRIME WATCH-- Two nabbed for robbing actresses

Delhi to get pending arrears soon

Dabhol review ruled out

Govt wants BMC to sacrifice plot

UAE, 5 other Arab nations put on US trade watch list

New Labour's new dawn sounds like a rock concert