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Reading the rally: It is still a see-saw stock market
Investors should be prepared for sudden shift in trends
A violation of justice
Apex court intervention is vital
Nowcasting the economy
Using new indicators can help policymaking
Electric hopes
Policy clarity needed for electric cars
 "Electric hopes")
The right price
Transaction costs must be reasonable
 "The right price")
Production worries
Patchy rainfall could affect kharif output
Shifting global expectations
Markets are anticipating less tightening by central banks
The Taliban factor
India's outreach remains an open question
Social reform & reconstruction
PM's speech focuses on advice for citizens
Drivers of recovery
Growth risks could affect stocks
Next 25 years
India's own past can show the path
Regulating digital lending
Rules are in the right direction
 "Regulating digital lending")
Fair share
Dependence on cess and surcharge must come down
 "Fair share")
Nitish returns, again
Talk of his national role is premature
 "Nitish returns, again")
Game on
India should take heart from the CWG tally
 "Game on")
Powering reforms
Govt should have learnt from history of open access
 "Powering reforms")
Building blocks
Cooperative federalism needs institutional structures
 "Building blocks")
New terms of trade
Policy establishment should build capacity
 "New terms of trade")
'Moonlighting' officially
After-work-hour gigs is a new white-collar reality
 "'Moonlighting' officially")
Normalising policy
The pace of rate hikes could moderate
 "Normalising policy")