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An inevitable crisis

Delhi's pollution needs more than political point-scoring

Letters: Not viable

After the recent changes in the law, even promoters with serious intent to revive their company will have to face the heat and let go of their business

Letters: Food for thought

After 42 months, the Union government has totally failed to keep prices in check and the masses have suffered

Letters: Prompt delivery of justice

The forgoing developments at the highest jurisprudence should help those yearning to get relief from frequent adjournments

Under the spotlight

Gujarat cadre Murmu could be in line to become revenue secretary if incumbent Hasmukh Adhia moves on as cabinet secretary

The best spinner of 'em all

The Central Hall is formally used only once a year, for the address by the President to the joint sitting of both Houses

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

Crisil SME Tracker: With PSUs on board, TReDS may ease MSME liquidity woes

CRISIL's analysis shows that while average receivables days and cost of funds of MSMEs are declining, they still remain high

Demonetisation decoded

There is no reliable data for various types of job and statistics, which are available with the Indian Statistical Organisation

Beyond silencing critics

Most of critics are politicians and economists for whom everything that Prime Minister Narendra Modi does is questionable

Protest with a difference

Trust Bengaluru citizens to conjure up innovative ways to highlight the city's decrepit civic facilities

Insurance for insurance investing

Shares of New India Assurance dropped as much as 10 per cent during their stock market debut on Monday

Clearing the air

Anuradha Thakur, who was in Mumbai to announce the launch of the Bharat-22 Exchange Traded Fund

Marginalising Nehru

Downplaying the legacy of India's first PM is unfair

Narrow, not niche

Many public sector banks should be turned into safe banks

Better and simpler

Bold move on GST, but there is need to do more

Apply on condition

If the tax due is zero, there is no case for imposing a penalty for a technical failure of non-submission of income tax return within the stipulated time

Not much effect on India

It is only the entry-level job seeker whose H-1B visa application may undergo more scrutiny

Tit for tat?

Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad claimed the Bihar government had sent over Rs 60 crore down the drain in organising an event

The 'insider'

Arundhati Bhattacharya, former chairman of State Bank of India, expressed regret that she was not able to take advantage of the bull run