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Mihir S Sharma: The India of towns
Politics of division continues to rule in Mumbai - now, pitting Jains/Gujaratis against Marathas and others
Mihir S Sharma: On the murder of rationalists
When rationalists are murdered and we stand idly by, we stunt our nation's growth
Potluck on the food streets of Bangkok
The writer savours the famed street food of Bangkok, explains how politics plays out on the platter and finds out why Pad Thai is a fraud
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Mihir S Sharma: Profiting from China's stumble
Yes, India can indeed grow exports today - but reforming red tape, not building infrastructure, is what is needed now
Mihir S Sharma: The virtue of compromise
If govt does not allow Opposition a few victories, then it is opening the door to paralysis and an entrenched culture of confrontation
Mihir S Sharma: The people are silent
Today, the Indian liberal democratic "miracle", may not be as robust as we think -- but we seem oblivious to the warning signs
Mihir S Sharma: Where is that recovery?
Policy pre-requisites for corporate earnings growth are being ignored
Red Square on sale
Moscow - the heart of a Russia redefining itself - is fascinating, alluring, and empty of tourists. And, yes, for the first time in decades, it's affordable
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The Emergency is not history - it is a warning
This is the problem: a powerful government that believes its anger is right and justified does not need the emergency clause to replicate the Emergency
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Mihir S Sharma: A corridor to the future
Narendra Modi is no reformist, but here's how he could yet change the path India's economy is on - and be re-elected in the bargain
Mihir S Sharma: Wasting 282
Narendra Modi is squandering a mandate for change on feeble, unimaginative incrementalism
