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Letters: Nuclear friction
It is unfortunate that the Kudankulam nuclear protest has turned violent
Learning from the bank blunder: Roopa Kudva
An important development is improved transparency in the Indian system in recent years, which is not talked about much
Things change, yet remain the same: Shankar Sharma
Things have moved on since 2008. Well, sort of. And largely downhill. The only saving grace has been that no real banking crisis has followed
Drumming the message
Union Minister for Environment and Forests Jayanthi Natarajan is caught between conflicting roles of her position
The Lehman recession
Four years on, too little has changed
CAG fires burning
The CAG reports are expected to keep the government on its toes next year too
Telecom's coming changes
Drop in mobile subscribers is good news
Big bang theory
Travel restrictions on bureaucrats let them know something big was to happen soon
Heat over coal
Naveen Jindal losing his cool over the burning coal allocation issue
Letters: Why so reluctant?
The reasons for poor savings in capital markets are: financial illiteracy among people
Letters: Two steps to growth
Allow FDI in multi-brand retail & increase excise duties on diesel cars and sport utility vehicles
Letters: SEZs in limbo
One can draw a parallel between the situation in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu where the Nanguneri special economic zone (SEZ) in Tirunelveli district has been awaiting completion since 2001
Should coal block allocations be scrapped?
Allotments that were done without conducting due diligence should be reversed but the UPA's procedure smacks of favouritism
No policy space?
Industry in crisis, but rate cut looks tough
Tilting the balance
SC's order on trial coverage is prone to misuse
Raj rules
Political advertisements on billborads in Mumbai tell us who's the boss