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Slingshot success
Isro has already achieved a great deal on Mars mission
A firm bottom
Indian economy unlikely to get any worse
AstroTurfing hits India
Indian politics discovers the joys of the internet
Brand IT rules
Also, mass-market brands are the most valuable
Repeating an error
Centre leaves all its disinvestment to the last minute
Filibuster farewell
Why a change of rules in the US Senate is good news
A more mature federation
Centre-state relations are stuck in a time warp
Warsaw fails to deliver
Although developing countries compromise on climate change
Buying at home
With less money to buy arms, indigenisation is now imperative
A landmark agreement
Iran deal has important implications for the region
Five years of delay
Lessons of 26/11 have been learnt, but not fully implemented
The Holy Grail
Public sector enterprises are still denied autonomy
The VAT lesson
It's time to move fast on GST
Empty think tanks
Why are the best books on recent Indian history written abroad?
Why reports of snooping from Gujarat are so disquieting
Neither morally nor legally does a parent have the right to organise intrusive surveillance of their adult child, and it ill-behoves the BJP to claim otherwise.
Airline games
Applying economic theory to airline regulation
Missing women
The structural changes in India's rural workforce
The price of no reform
Uttar Pradesh govt has let politics take over sugar pricing
No change in sight
What toll plaza chaos reveals about India
Automatic stabiliser
Rupee depreciation helping the business cycle bottom out