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Ban on trading tips through Whatsapp: Sebi at the receiving end of social media flak
Stock market watchdog Sebi was at the receiving end of social media flak on Tuesday
Ease of doing biz: Govt's inter-state rankings have triggered reforms
It would be a good idea to set up a forum where laggard states can learn from the successful ones.
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Letters: Speed up reform
Economic reforms carried out since 1991 have either bypassed the farm sector or touched only its fringes
Letters: Land ceiling a deterrent
Process of reform in India in the last 25 years has neglected the agricultural reform that concerns our food security
Burning the midnight oil
On Monday, Amit Mitra held a meeting with members of the USIBC to pitch for West Bengal
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'Lesser' criminals
Senior police officer in Bihar claims that the anti-liquor laws had 'reformed' hardcore criminals in the state
'Minuscule' achievements
Under pressure to make a success of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan ministries are required to hold regular review meetings
Mr Xi's promotion
His becoming the 'core leader' has implications for India
Speeding up the justice system: There are other avenues for reform other than appointments
Verbal arguments should be minimised
Rebooting agriculture: Govt must look at holistic reforms in farm sector
We need a system that can ensure adequate returns to growers without the government having to needlessly hold stocks of commodities for which it announces the MSPs
Letters: Mistry's role
Is Mistry as innocent as he claims?
Letters: No justification
'Extra-judicial' killing of eight inmates, who "escaped" from a high-security prison in Bhopal shows India's human rights record in poor light
Letters: Nagging doubts
Escape of eight Simi prisoners from the Bhopal Central Jail and their encounter by the Madhya Pradesh police leaves several questions
Politics is not cricket
It seems cricketer-turned-TV personality Navjot Singh Sidhu has driven a wedge of sorts between Punjab Congress President Amardinder Singh and former state unit chief Partap Singh Bajwa
Waiting for update
It's been more than a week since Ratan Tata returned as chairman of Tata Sons replacing Cyrus Mistry
Tata Sons boardroom drama: More disclosure needed from Messrs Tata and Mistry
If there is no operational autonomy of the kind denied to Mr Mistry, the group will find it difficult to get the chairman it needs.