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Govt must move quickly to restore confidence in RBI autonomy
France grapples with good economics versus good politics
The govt should be flexible on the fiscal position
India needs an urgent rethink on forest cover
India and Japan bolster economic and defence partnership
The real achievement of the 'Statue of Unity'
Another year of success in Doing Business rankings
Stubble burning requires an economically feasible solution
RBI surveys point to fragile growth momentum
A new California law could have far-reaching consequences
UN panel on climate change paints a scary picture
Wake-up call for errant promoter-guarantors
There are serious concerns over the effects of a credit freeze-up
An opportunity to repair ties must be handled with discretion
IL&FS should not have been allowed to get to this stage
The govt's rebuttals on Rafale deal lack conviction
With rising incomes and falling fares expanding the demand for air travel over the past decade, almost half of India's key airports may be breaching their capacity in FY19
Following certain recommendations of an inter-ministerial committee, an element of controversy seems to be brewing over the location and leadership of the proposed regulator
Confusion over e-commerce policy must end
RBI should not spend dollars defending the rupee