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Setback for Infosys
But all IT firms should address larger picture
Abandoning Dhaka
India has contributed to Bangladesh's political turmoil
Back to the government
New Delhi must now focus on restoring growth
An unambiguous signal
RBI returns to normalcy, and a single instrument
The CHOGM connection
India cannot afford to boycott the Colombo meeting
Editorial: Why can't India's politicians talk specifics?
Why is it so hard for India's political leaders to explain what it is they want and plan to do?
 "Editorial: Why can't India's politicians talk specifics?")
Medical negligence
For responsible private health care, improve public hospitals
Intermediation struggles
Power sector's problems lie with discoms
Clinical errors
Clinical trials need better regulation
Welcoming migration
A third of Indians migrate, but government ignores them
Two-part question
Short and long terms require different RBI actions
Solving the problem
Agreement with China a step forward, but not far enough
No new enterprises
Global investors still bullish on India, but are constrained
Is it time to consider the economic impact of recent SC judgments?
Supreme Court should consider commissioning a rigorous economic impact analysis on key issues before giving its final ruling.
 "Is it time to consider the economic impact of recent SC judgments?")
IT picks up speed
But hurdles need to be crossed
A stalled response
Relief work for Phailin does not match initial efforts
Defending decisions
PM's unusually robust statement on coal is welcome
Shining a light
India Inc more transparent than emerging market peers
Clarity on parity
Measure the cost of subsidised fuel properly
A reason for unreason
Government digs for gold, and India explodes with laughter