NEWSNOTES Budget '99 The BJP-led Central Government has proposed this Union Budget at a time when the entire country is confronted with a serious economic crisis. For majority of common people, this crisis has taken the form of slackening of industrial and agricultural growth, increase in the incidence of. unemployment and price-rise, and defficiencies in social sectors relating to education, health, etc. And yet the promises no hopes... Editorial Union Budget more hardship to the people Economist Column Status Quo maintained Ringside View Pay the piper and call the tune, who?. Krishak sabha for Sustained struggle The state conference of State Krishak sabha New railway lines North Bengal Ignored Panel on Industrial disputes And Basu heads it

COMMENT All In A Name        The Yashwant Sinha Budget has proved to be a bag of hot air. Before the presentation of the Budget, the BJP government had promised that rural development would be accorded top priority; in the event, what seems likely is that the village folk will be the least privileged. Raliway Budget 99 Not quite on tracks Not Cricket And Bengal govts institutes an inquiry Comment An Alternative on India's developement A Possible approach Patent Amendment Bill Should we Surrender RSS Attack on Christians A fascist mindset Only Bus No Business at Lahore

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