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Paying Devas
The high economic costs of political fire-fighting
Prepared for Paris
But India can't rely on global funds for its climate plan
After the lynching
Communal approach undercuts basics of Constitution
Apple vs Samsung
Epic court battle over smartphone features continues
Climate change & development
India must secure headroom for its growth demands
MUDRA Bank on a roll
The new agency can make a difference to small finance banks
A wider ambit
Tougher norms needed to make Sebi-FMC merger work
The rating challenge
Amtek downgrade has lessons for the rating industry
Transferred liability
Policy changes should not end up penalising companies
A welcome correction
With lower inflation target, further rate cut unlikely
PM's foreign visits
They are planned well, but time now for action at home
Deregulation in limbo
Bihar polls may have spooked oil price reforms
An impressive show
PM's digital push gets Silicon Valley's nod
Better, but not enough
More action needed to plug defence equipment gaps
Pope Francis
Lessons other world leaders will find useful
Mr Obama's legacy
He could be one of the best post-War US presidents yet
A wake-up call
Auto industry must address growing safety concerns
Reserving jobs
More than quotas, economic growth is the answer
Transmission loss
Administered interest rates are a bigger concern
The spectre of dengue
A lot to learn from how some countries have tackled the challenge