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Questions on Mr Khadse
Securing his resignation is good, but not enough
Play it safe
RBI right to keep interest rates unchanged
Right moves
Government should stay the course on pricing reforms
Dams and ports
India must follow up on its promises to the region
Sportsman and symbol
Why Muhammad Ali mattered so much
Net neutrality confusion
Telecom regulator ties itself up in knots
The monsoon is here
Hope for positive economic effects must be tempered
Euro 2016 vs Europe
Football tournament displays racial diversity
Housing the government
The problems with moving the Centre's offices
Fighting the apps
Karnataka unwise to shut down Ola, Uber
Race to the bottom
India's soft power is being eroded by growing racism
Re-examine blacklisting
National interest paramount in defence procurement
Dangerous bottled water
Food safety authority's puzzling regulations
Signs of recovery
But investment numbers are still a worry
Not cricket
Why are cricket broadcasts of "national importance"?
Fiscal prudence
Principles that should underlie FRBM redesign
Only a price controller
Pharmaceuticals department has achieved little
Avoiding reform
Two years in, major reforms seem off the table
Creche course
India Inc., govt must support working women
Drug resistance crisis
India must end indiscriminate use of antibiotics