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Less politics, more rationality in arms deals needed
The nervousness in stock markets probably had less to do with his obnoxious electoral rhetoric as much as a sober assessment of his positions on critical issues - economic growth, equality, immigratio
Demonetisation move has in one stroke taken around Rs 3 lakh crore out of the system.
Selling TCS stake to salvage strugglers isn't a good move
Centre & state govts must work in sync to fix pollution mess
Sebi's norms on credit rating agencies are well thought out
'Special zones' are no substitute for structural reform
Media scrutiny is essential for democracy
Before GST rollout, set a timeline for removing imperfections
Promoting the game creates a virtuous circle of success
Effective dispute resolution and better contracts are essential
Railways must change its business model to survive
It would be a good idea to set up a forum where laggard states can learn from the successful ones.
His becoming the 'core leader' has implications for India
Verbal arguments should be minimised
We need a system that can ensure adequate returns to growers without the government having to needlessly hold stocks of commodities for which it announces the MSPs
If there is no operational autonomy of the kind denied to Mr Mistry, the group will find it difficult to get the chairman it needs.
. Market professionals seem confident that growth will accelerate through 2017-18, setting up an extended bull run.
Contract sanctity crucial for infrastructure finance
India must take the World Bank report as a wake-up call