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Rahul Gandhi takes charge of the grand old party

Rahul Gandhi was handed certificate by CEA Chairman Mullappally Ramachandran in presence of his Sonia Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi-Vadra, Manmohan Singh and other senior party leaders

YouTube's highest paid stars of 2017

At Number position is the online professional gamer Daniel Middleton

Wrong way

The e-way bill can mar GST's promise

Dairy optimism

Development can be promoted only when there is optimism coupled with the determination to overcome challenges

A clear shift

US Fed rate hike reflects an uptrend in the global economy

A matter of faith

An important ruling strengthens women's rights

Going down memory lane

When I was in primary school, a maulvi sahab, who was our physical education teacher, used to cane students if they were indisciplined or did not behave, says Rajnath Singh

Crisil core inflation tracker: WPI rises further in November to 3.9%

Fuel inflation dipped, while manufactured products' inflation stayed unchanged

Letters: A false show of bravery

Britain has perhaps forgotten that its economy was all but shattered and the country was out on a limb but for the North Sea oil find and the consequent windfall inflow of 'petro pounds'

Letters: Speak in one voice

Artificial limits like maximum number of free ATM withdrawals need a review if one seeks to reduce the cash holding by the public

Letters: Wait and watch

The nation would actually get to know about the people's final verdict in the state of Gujarat

Band-aid for traffic mess

Karnataka government seems to have finally woken up to the traffic woes of commuters in Bengaluru

Buenos Aires stalemate

Differences in negotiation capability on display

About wife and a girlfriend

Market wizards like Warren Buffett are known for their faith in long-term investing and aversion to tactical trading

Market mood and elections

Uncertainty surrounding big events, such as elections, triggers volatility in the stock market

A tightrope walk

The merchant discount rate needs to be carefully balanced

Testing the cricket team

BCCI must rein in its greed and give players a break

If I could bet on start-up engine, it would be India: Cisco's John Chambers

The disadvantage India has is that business-to-business (B2B) start-ups have not been able to scale, says Cisco Chairman John Chambers

Back in the frame

The Thakur-led parliamentary committee on IT might have little do with films, but it asked Padmavati director Sanjay Leela Bhansali

Self-reliance in urea?

It's a distinct possibility in the near future