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NITI Aayog's ideas on farm sector should get a chance
Commission has envisaged a long-term agenda; the ball is now govt's court
Google, the disruptor
Tech giant's India projects have considerable potential
Diplomatic ties
Decoding Narendra Modi's recent foreign visits
Paper lives on
E-books struggle to wipe out print
Foundation trilogy
India should insist on reciprocity in its military cooperation with US
Financial stability
Developing a bond market should be among key policy priorities
Rape and juvenile justice
The universalism of the new law is unhelpful
Welcome step forward
But declaring Bankruptcy Code a Money Bill is problematic
RBI must give clear guidance on rates
To banks, mixed signals imply that the central bank is hedging its bets, and may undo the rate cut
EU's unending struggles
European Union has never been a coherent enough polity to deal with its problems immediately and directly
The elusive toilets goal
CAG report can be a classic case study
Bury retro tax ghost
India can't afford an unpredictable tax regime
Fiscal prudence
Higher investment possible without deferring deficit target dates
Cold comfort in Nairobi
Doha round not dead, but has made little progress
Lessons from a primary
US Republicans show dangers of irresponsible rhetoric
A vote for gradualism
US Fed's commitment to caution cheers markets
Dashing hopes
Implications of a steep fall in non-oil, non-gold imports
A regressive requirement
Educational bars for candidates dilute India's founding principles
Help with NPA clean-up
Govt must not add to banks' problems of stressed assets
Still no country for women
Justice for crimes against women remains elusive