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A dangerous nostalgia
Three decades after Bluestar, Punjab's governance woes continue
End of the GoM era
As coalitions pass, so do Groups of Ministers
Signs of normalisation
RBI signals it will not back down from inflation-fighting
A sector grounded
Jet Airways' poor results show how troubled aviation is
Telangana game plan
New state government must focus on rural infrastructure
How to use experts
Government needs doers, not more advisors
Not yet an upslope
Concerns emerge over manufacturing, capital use efficiency
End of the road
The tragedy of the Ambassador
A European tsunami?
Europe begins to turn towards the populist right-wing
Time to start selling
New government must revive disinvestment
Rejuvenating a river
PM's promise to clean the Ganga is difficult to fulfil
Acting on black money
An SIT is not enough. End round-tripping
Strangling e-commerce
Policy hurdles continue to slow growth of online retail
Biting the subsidy bullet
Next Budget should reduce illegitimate subsidies aggressively
Fix the responsibility
Rahul Gandhi shouldn't lead Congress in Lok Sabha
PM Modi takes over
But the Council of Ministers is a let-down
Asset quality compulsions
Needed: A strategy to deal with non-performing assets
A contested legacy
Evaluating Nehru's premiership, 50 years on
Last calls
Calcutta Stock Exchange submits to multiple illnesses
Lessons from Credit Suisse
India must crack down on Swiss banking malpractices