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Judicial independence
Judiciary must now do a better job of selecting judges
Giving back prizes
The larger problem is with government awards
Future disputes
New spectrum trading norms fail to recognise ground reality
Implicit guarantees
State government debt may not be properly rated
Remittance scandal
Bank of Baroda fraud poses new challenges for PSU banks
NSDC needs re-skilling
India Inc also must play a more meaningful role
Headwinds for IT
Infosys and TCS prepare for long-term challenges
Poverty & its measurement
Angus Deaton's economics Nobel has lessons for India
Blaming trucks
More than a levy, highway bypass will help Delhi's air
Firming up
Macro environment may be helping growth revive
A misleading recovery
Problems of an unreformed sugar sector have not vanished
Domestic imperatives
IMF outlook is a warning to complacent policymakers
Lessons from Ms Tu
Integrate traditional knowledge, rational methods
Reforming IIT fees
Govt should free IITs to be financially sustainable
Beyond borders
Trans-Pacific Partnership launches new global trade regime
Toxic food
Regulation of pesticide use in farming is too lax
Deepening financial markets
RBI must assess both risks and benefits of its recent moves
Big Brother in Nepal
India is frittering away its political capital
A pinch of salt
Best to avoid basing policy on poverty estimates
Paying Devas
The high economic costs of political fire-fighting