Hindu Nov 15th

 World Economic Forum to work for solutions to tackle crisis

 No impact of recession as of now: bank official

 India to strengthen partnership with Egypt

 Opening up new options (Shaurya and others)

 Dealing with campus violence

 INDIA LEAVES ITS FOOTPRINTS ON MOON

 Indigenous effort all the way

 55% turnout of voters in Chhattisgarh

 What’s in store for the Washington Summit

 Credibility problem facing Washington summit

 Joshna Chinappa makes history

 Planets outside the solar system

 U.S. trade mission to visit hubs of Indian nuclear industry

 Panel to evolve e-security policy

 Savitri Jindal tops richest Indian woman list

 High priority to ties with India: Obama

 Neyyar not an inter-State river, says Premachandran

 Government, CII join hands to revamp PDS shops

 U.S. missile plan not welcome: France

 Russia: coping with financial crisis

 Not for us to make political parties file IT returns: apex court

 Spiritual practices

Three points will be highlighted by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh at the Summit on Financial Markets and the World Economy, which is being held in Washington on November 14 and 15. The first point is the need for greater inclusivity in the international financial system. The second is the need to ensure that developing country growth prospects do not suffer. The third is the need to avoid protectionist tendencies.