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But other sectors are yet to pick up the slack

Three of its members set good examples in labour market practices

Implement it with watershed development schemes to alleviate poverty

Leveraging Indo-Asean trade talks means a stronger Look East policy

IMF finally accepts the adoption of such measures - with riders

The remittance boom is in danger of petering out soon

India's urbanisation is far from slow and its extent is much greater

Institutional change is vital since economic reforms make little difference

Reviving the animal spirits of investors is easier said than done, especially when they face tremendous difficulties with doing business in India

Economic reforms cannot progress without flexible labour laws

The carmaker's labour woes are rooted in its practice of ontractualisation and casualisation of the workforce

The world economy is in an era of more frequent crises

Indian governments enjoy brief periods of autonomy before politics take over

Reducing the cost of doing business may put us back on track

A debt overhang can last generations

The potential two-way trade is as large as $25.2 billion

The grouping's impact may be felt more on fostering South- South co-operation and less on shaping a new world order

Employment in India was not insulated from the 2008 meltdown

Inequality in India is worsening and clearly following the US pattern