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West Bengal's violence
Parties' abdication creates space for Bharatiya Janata Party
Mixed outlook for IT
Indian companies' fightback will take time to deliver
The best hope
Prime minister's welcome decision to stick with Aadhaar
Still behind the world
ISRO must be pushed harder to excel
An anti-market step
Curbs on stockholding a move in wrong direction
Price it right
The government needs a cohesive economic strategy
Yet another controversy
Nitin Gadkari and conflict of interest
The 47 million
Why Indian unemployment figures puzzle many
Water security
Charge end-users and create more storage structures
The vision thing
Govt needs to beef up its network of experts and advisors
A question of energy
India is unprepared for climate change negotiations
How to exclude
Change the way food security Act beneficiaries are identified
Mr Modi's turn east
Strategic economic vision means the wooing of China and Japan
Stick to the basics
Budget must reassure, not try anything fancy
The new publishers
The battle between publishers and e-commerce behemoths
Politicising appointments
Recent government action is a jolt to the system
Move forward on gas
Modify Rangarajan price, and be firm with licensees
The DU mess
UGC, government have undermined university autonomy
Necessary changes
Seize the chance to improve the food security Act
No reform, again
Package for sugar industry consists only of temporary measures