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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
First, create capacity
Caution on reviving PPP model is warranted
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
India needs to catch up on R&D
China is ahead of us on several parameters like spending on R&D and patent applications filed
Breaking down barriers
Important moves towards a single agricultural market
Battling pollution
Improved fuel norms should be a top priority
The party of Nehru
The Congress should permit criticism of its leaders
The builders
Evaluating the NDA's infrastructure ministries
Hopes for 2016
Government must strive to create more consensus
The Free Basics debate
Trai should keep consumer interests in mind
Mamata should shut Kolkata Port
The CM should pay heed to CEA'a advice and use the vast tracts af land for a knowledge hub
Double taxation fears are real
Manufacturing and trading subsidiaries of Indian companies may now have to pay taxes in India
Govt health insurance will only make pvt hospitals richer
Better health care is possible only if public health care spending its scaled up