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Elusive Pax Syriana
US intervention in Syria carries risks
The net rises
But India's online boom faces many constraints
Opinion:Disconnect between India's politics and the markets
Politicians should realise that sustaining populism depends also on financial markets.
 "Opinion:Disconnect between India's politics and the markets")
Tale of two models
Accountability in Microsoft; what about Infosys?
Opinion: It's time for India to look again at the IMF option
RBI should add to its reserve firepower before defending the rupee
 "Opinion: It's time for India to look again at the IMF option")
Plug the gaps
Tinkering with MGNREGA wages is dangerous
Wrong Bill, wrong time
Food security Bill is severely flawed
Avoid forecasting markets
Instead, focus on fixing the economy
An ironic twist
Ignoring problems of corporate governance
The iron ore dilemma
Domestic ore users should not set export policy
Free-speech hypocrisy
The West is losing its liberal lustre
Non-performing managers
Overhaul state-run bank chiefs' selection process
Price isn't everything
Lessons from Samsung's India success
Under-defended India
Much spent, but still too few planes and ships
Gaining from the fall
Govt should help industry take advantage of depreciation
A test for Mr Tewari
Perhaps MPs could have an exam, too?
A big regulatory hole
National Spot Exchange mess gets murkier
Resist bailouts
Growing stress on Indian banks
India Inc's dark winter
High interest costs, slowing demand delay recovery
No stopgap solutions
Financial markets are responding to structural problems