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Verdict at The Hague
The PCA ruling will test China's assurances of a 'peaceful rise'
Restoring a government
Supreme Court order puts state governors' role under scanner
Diageo's hangover
Too many flip-flops don't inspire confidence
Boundaries of freedom
Two judgments temper arbitrary executive power
A mixed picture
Industrial growth, inflation data pose new challenges for RBI
Extremist indulgence
Time for govt to monitor funding of Wahhabi NGOs in India
Risking inflation
Govt's thinking on interest rates worrisome
The jihadi challenge
Govt must come out with a two-pronged response
Bury the past
Tata Steel should now focus on its Indian operations
The rise of ad blockers
Challenges for advertisements to generate more heat
Leave RBI alone
CAG audit will not help banks run better
Needless subsidy
Use funds with Airports Authority of India for regional air links
A Nobel endorsement
But govt must ensure safeguards for GM product trials
Mr Javadekar's agenda
New HRD minister's priority should be less friction, more work
A major expansion
Portfolio reshuffle more significant than induction of ministers
Ineffective ban
Need for privacy laws and norms to protect security
Human capital erosion
India's Human Capital Index rank is a wake-up call
Surprising markets rally
Clarity to emerge once central banks outline their stance
Making hiring easy
Safeguards needed for labour reforms in garments, retail sectors
Carnage in Dhaka
Its economic consequences should be kept under watch