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Letters: Filling the gaps
Government should combine all appellate tribunals connected with economic laws of the country, and constitute regional benches, so that in case of non-filling of vacancies, work remains unhindered
Is Haldia Mamata Banerjee's Singur?
The Left Front lost votes due to Singur because farmers were opposed to forcible land acquisition by the state government
Letters: Technological boost
When the agricultural sector does not grow fast, aggregate growth makes too little a dent on poverty alleviation
No favours, please
The income tax department has extended child care leave for India Against Corruption activist Arvind Kejriwal¿s wife, Sunita Kejriwal
Telecom's damp squib
Still no answers to the spectrum pricing problem
Letters: Economic chaos
The idea of reintroduction of estate duty or inheritance tax is another of Finance Minister P Chidambaram's futile attempts that add to the country?s economic chaos
Hindi lessons?
Union Tourism Minister Chiranjeevi promises journalists that he will speak to them in Hindi the next time
Losing the climate fight
Worryingly, investment in clean energy declines
We do it best
Karti Chidambaram says that India's voting rules are clearer and robust compared to the US
IT exports slow down
Time for some soul-searching
Mumbai state of mind
While regionalism has entered drawing room conversations, Mumbai is suffused with an openness to anyone willing to work hard and work right
Of cabals and kings: Balasaheb's profile
An article in appreciation of Bal Thackeray, written in 2006 and published by BS Books has been updated and is being reproduced here
Strangling a sport
The BCCI's attempts at total control may do it in
Bal Thackeray's true legacy
Four decades of missed opportunities for Mumbai