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Brazil's dilemma
The new president lacks the political capital for reforms
Crowdfunding blues
Regulation is a must, but it shouldn't be heavy-handed
A torrent of bans
Blocking entire web domains hurts genuine users
It's Dr Kim, again
The World Bank president must revisit his approach
Don't undermine Constitution
Religious leaders should not be addressing legislatures
The minnow mindset
The emerging India-US relationship must be evaluated fairly
Wasted labour
Raising minimum wage is no compensation for deeper reforms
A wet blanket
Q1 GDP disappoints but hope floats on recovery
A seedy affair
Govt must raise the ease of doing business in seed industry
Towards a 'less cash' economy
The UPI could propel banking into a new era
Beyond a freight hike
To prosper, railways must invest in improving efficiency
Truly transforming India
Due diligence in tackling legacy problems is the key
A hollow submarine fleet?
The govt and the navy must conduct a dispassionate review
Changing lending landscape
RBI's measures are welcome but may not be enough
Elementary for Watson
IBM's supercomputer is transforming medical diagnostics
Bandhan's first year
Can the bank sustain its track record?
Power for the course
So far so good but the big challenges are still to come
Behind Bt-cotton's decline
Govt's reluctance to allow gene-engineered variety is to blame
A new unicorn
Hike's growth underscores India's e-market potential
J&K's siege within
Govt seems to have realised that 'development' is unlikely to work in the absence of a lasting political solution