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Crude oil futures again flirted with the $60 a barrel mark Friday as prices rose on speculative buying and fears of supply disruptions due to refinery glitches.

'Sixty percent IITians are in India, many heading great institutions in the private and public sectors,' says Professor M G K Menon.

'Sex and drugs are part of the world. I do not see why desi people should pretend they do not exist, or are 'Western' issues,' says Neeraja Viswanathan.

It should always be remembered that investment in physical gold must always be in the form of coins/bars and should be in addition to the jewellery held by the household.

Western investors are keen on investing in the shares of growing Indian companies, a senior official of London Stock Exchange said on Thursday while inviting more domestic firms to raise capital from the world's premier bourse.

'For generations born and brought up here, success has a different definition,' feels SAJA President Deepti Hajela.

Manmohan Singh was addressing parliament on foreign policy issues.

'The good thing is the people on both sides are talking about Kashmir without fighting about it,' says Mehbooba Mufti, president of the ruling People's Democratic Party in Jammu and Kashmir.

In a follow-up to Musharraf's proposal for demilitarised zones, Pakistan said it was willing to look beyond UN resolutions on Kashmir.

The offer is a result of Manmohan Singh's 'instruction' that his foreign affairs team think 'out of the box' on Kashmir 'to get a solution, and soon,' says Time magazine. \n\n\n\n

'They are very willing to collaborate with us to solve real life problems. India can provide expertise in all the areas,' says P&G vice-president Shekhar Mitra.

The two foreign ministers differed over kashmir, but said the ceasefire on the LoC would continue.