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Not just a flyover collapse
Malaise afflicting infrastructure projects runs deep
The Kohli-Dhoni show
India pays for depending on just a few players
The recovery debate
Fundamentals of the commodities market have not changed
Knee-jerk reaction
Problems with the ban on combination drugs
Cheaper transport: It's time to take to water
Waterway highways should supplement road and railways
Bond market may have cure for infra woes
Developing an active secondary bond market should be a matter of priority
RSS' 'liberalism'
Has sartorial change really influenced its mindset?
A good omen
Bipartisan support for sensible real estate regulation
Mr Jaitley delivers
For next year, Mr Jaitley has managed the difficult feat of sticking to the fiscal correction track despite the burden of the Pay Commission's award
The bright spot
But India must overcome barriers in the smartphones market
Challenges to overcome
Economic Survey lists headwinds Budget will face
UK vs Europe
The puzzling politics behind Britain's EU referendum
Govt shouldn't waste all energy on GST Bill
Modi must focus on other state-level reforms, such as those in labour laws, leasing of land and agriculture
Too big to fail
Can China sustain high levels of capital flight?
Comfort and concern
Questions about the growth and investment revival
Govt can fix slowdown in IT industry
A govt wanting to make governance 'smart' by spending on technology can give a leg-up to vendors in this sector
A regulatory frontier
Regulation of domestic work needs careful design
Agriculture has high hopes from this Budget
Govt should revamp agricultural marketing to increase farmers' earnings and amend land-leasing laws
Raising excise on petrol, diesel is a good move
The extra revenue mobilised through the hikes should be used by the govt to ramp up its capital expenditure
Time for Pak to give answers on Pathankot
Govt should also ask itself whether its handling of the news about the attack is up to the mark