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Debt Recovery Act passed amid opposition walkout
Bill seeks to convert any part of debt into shares of defaulting company by Asset Reconstruction Company
GMR row: India to withhold aid to Maldives
Authorities say govt in Male is only an interim one and therefore, unrepresentative
Govt wins debate but not hearts and minds
The victory was numerical, not ideological
Maya saves UPA in Rajya Sabha
BSP leader abandons her party's tentativeness and backs FDI in retail
MM Joshi refutes RP Singh's charges, claims no wrong-doing
Interestingly, when Singh had appeared before JPC, he tried to distance himself from CAG report, told members he was pressurized by seniors to sign
PAC may move privileges committee against RP Singh
Singh alleged that PAC chairman Murli Manohar Joshi had tried to influence the CAG report
A man who understands South Asia's complexities
John Kerry nominated to be the next US secretary of state
India may freeze aid to 'unstable Maldives'
Withholds $25 million to the nation as it may fall into the wrong hands
Retail FDI to raise tax revenues, control leakages: Arvind Singhal
Q&A with retail sector expert Arvind Singhal
Aditi Phadnis: Revenge of the fallen
Yeddyurappa is back with a bang to take on the BJP in Karnataka in the next elections
Aditi Phadnis: Mayawati's exchange programme
The contentious issue of reservations in promotions is the BSP leader's price for supporting the UPA in the FDI in retail vote
Newsmaker: Kamal Nath
UPA's new dealmaker
Gujarat trends as of now
Modi may end up with a few seats short of 117, his last tally in a House of 182
Newsmaker: Narendra Modi
The man of the moment
Aditi Phadnis: Exit, chased by other tigers
A month after Balasaheb's death, the Shiv Sena under its new head Uddhav is in retreat
How will John Kerry view South Asia?
Obama nominates 5-term Senator from Massachussets as next Secretary of State for the US
Aditi Phadnis: A fine balance in Pakistan
Leadership changes presage a recalibration of the civil-military equilibrium