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Letters: Govt losing its focus

Government must stand by its word. Countries cannot be governed by whim or fancy

Letters: Ridiculous rules

Imposing restrictions on deposits or seeking explanation for depositing Rs 5,000 is ridiculous

Letters: Bursting at the seams

To sweep everything under the carpet, banks have now been told to discourage deposits

A 'deal-maker' in DC

Donald Trump's US will promote its interests, not its values

A question of trust

Tata Trusts must let go of controlling powers

Eager to please

Shareholders often go overboard praising their company chiefs, especially those who are known to do good work

As with RBI, so with PM: Rahul

As the frequency of change in rules related to cash withdrawal and deposits of banned notes increases, so seems people's frustration and trolls on demonetisation on social media platforms

The bike that crashed a website

Bajaj Auto's most powerful motorcycle, the Dominar 400, was launched last week and prospective customers were given the option to book it online

Now, appoint tri-service chief

Doing so would secure long-term defence planning

Yet another flip-flop

Repeated reversals on note ban reflect poorly on the govt

Media's hand in Punjab polls

Journalists chase politicians for news and interviews as a mater of routine, but in the upcoming Punjab assembly elections political parties are chasing them

Sourav and Shashi

Tharoor had passed his high school from the missionary school in Kolkata, which is Ganguly's hometown

You scratch my back...

Amar Abrol, CEO of AirAsia India, which is a low-cost airline part-owned by the same group, expressed his gratitude almost instantly

Protecting Jan Dhan

Probe malpractices but do not undermine trust in banking

A hope belied

Opacity in funding of political parties must go

Data Tracker:Top 5 consumer trends for 2017

Consumer behaviour is the mystery that brands have tried to crack for centuries

The Trump Cabinet

Choices raise serious misgivings about nature of administration

Who remembered Sanjay Gandhi

The birth anniversary of Sanjay Gandhi, son of former prime minister, the late Indira Gandhi, hardly gets noticed even in Congress circles

Queue without exception

It may have invested big bucks in start-ups in India, but that doesn't exempt him from queuing up for cash

Down to the last decimal

In the policy conference, he had said that almost Rs 12 lakh crore of demonetised money had been returned to banks, , later revising it down to Rs 11.85 lakh crore