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Prevent an epidemic
Swine flu could be controlled with government action
Free the clicks
Deregulate e-commerce, and see ancillary benefits
A new plan for gas
And why not link coal to world prices?
Accelerating devolution
For states, more power and responsibility
Power that pollutes
India's coal-fired plants just not good enough
Reform resolution
Government must not give up on difficult reform
Politicisation rot
Revamp appointments system for central universities
Keep to fiscal path
Risky to stray from deficit target in Budget
The iCar future
What Apple's car project means for India and the world
Appeasement for none
Intellectual property policy should focus on implementation
Making a choice
Government deserves credit for raising fuel prices
From promises to policy
Renewable energy needs government to draft sensible policy
A long-expected speech
PM deserves credit for commitment to religious freedom
IT looks inward
Now, it's the domestic market that's powering the sector
Mr Gulliver's travails
HSBC did not feel the need to apologise in India too
Bespoke reward strategy
In most sectors, only special skills will bring salary hikes
Behind the auctions
Government has failed to reform the captive coal mine system
A diverse market
Rural and urban India consume goods differently
Business as usual
Policymakers will treat industry as struggling still
A Cup forlorn
A subdued Cricket World Cup