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Flipkart must not squander its latest funding on discounts

It needs to reduce its burn rate

Data tracker: Future consumers

Technology, urbanisation and economics will drive behavioural changes and open up new channels

App-happy

Taking potshots at the media, Goyal responded that R&D work was not as easy as writing a news report

Taxing times

Besides late night duties, tax officials are said to be sacrificing their weekends and holidays

Cut-out contest

Cut-outs of Modi and Amit Shah competed for space with those of CM Naveen Patnaik

Letters:Animated poll analyses

Panellists on TV are revelling in the limelight afforded by discussions over elections

Letters: Fitting tribute

It is worth reflecting on some of his thoughts on Hinduism, the caste system and its perversions

Letters: Welcome move

That assumes banks' risk aversion to lending in relation to borrowers' credit worthiness

Periscope: PM Modi's packed home visit

Rahul's defamation case to be heard

Sachin Tendulkar, Rekha worst performers in attending the Rajya Sabha

While Tendulkar has attended 23 of the 348 days, Rekha has attended 18

FRBM 2.0

Fiscal prudence is about the quality of expenditure, not just quantity

Battle of digital assistants

Technology will soon make PAs redundant

Chatterbox: BJP's surging confidence in Maharashtra

BJP is confident that it can form a govt on its own if a mid-term Assembly election is announced

Chinese tourists splash out twice as much as Americans

Chinese tourists spent the most overseas last year

United Airlines vs Air India: Harsh Goenka's hilarious tweet on the fracas

United also got a new slogan: "If we can't beat our competition, we beat our passengers"

Black and blue

Vishal Sikka's press conference

A good cause

They are Subedar Yogendra Singh Yadav, Captain Bana Singh and rifleman Sanjay Kumar

Unnecessary intervention

Allowing duty-free imports of sugar was not required

A double whammy

Worsening inflation, factory output point to policy challenges

States may see fiscal slippage in FY18, public investments to be lower

HSBC estimates market borrowings by states to swell up to 2.6 per cent of GDP in FY18