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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
Time for polls
Early elections can cut short the period of uncertainty
Bargains in a slowdown
How Bajaj Auto ended the strike at Chakan
Let's get the facts right
The supposed rupee-dollar parity of 1947 is myth
Life on Mars
A new frontier is opening up for humanity
An old tune
PM's speech should have broken new ground
Creating a panic
RBI's fresh controls could be counterproductive
SBI leads downwards
Public sector banks' poor performance needs better response
Unable to invest
Devalued private sector is in no condition to rekindle growth
Stop only what is illegal
Sand is vitally needed for economic activity
Worse than the disease
The wrong way to control the current account deficit