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Mihir S Sharma: The story of JLF's sponsors
At the Sensex' boom-time peak, in Jan 2008, natural resources and financial firms were quite literally in money
The sponsor, the sponsored and a tale of changing market dynamics
The festival has a new sponsor this year in Zee, after years of association with construction group DSC
 "The sponsor, the sponsored and a tale of changing market dynamics")
Mihir S Sharma: Listening in
India's globalised class is still a slave to anxiety that it is peripheral to the world. Everywhere in the world, we imagine, people are talking to each other but without mentioning us at all
Jaipur Lit Fest: Words with heat
A look at what is in store for book lovers at this year's Jaipur Literature Festival
2014: A year of change or anticlimax?
It could be a year that will change everything, as it is simply unaffordable for things to stay the same
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The end of the taper, the beginning of hope
Will the actual taper destabilise India as much as the threat of it did?
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Mihir S Sharma: Dignity moves forward
Rather than talking about Khajuraho and Shikhandi, the argument should be about a Constitution that promised rights to all.
The six big lessons of the Assembly polls
What are the takeaways from the Congress' epic drubbing?
Mihir S Sharma: Freedom's founding virtues
Compromise, constitutionality, pragmatism and self-respect. These were Mandela's leadership virtues. For countries such as India and South Africa, these are the qualities leaders must have
Mihir S Sharma: The country for old men
Honour drives not just khap panchayats in India; and sexual crimes are not something that only migrant workers commit. It is sad that this needed pointing out
Mihir S Sharma: India Incoherent
The private sector turns its back on liberalisation, and lets India down
Opinion: Anti-corruption hysteria has hurt India more than any scam
The lasting damage to India from this moment of shared hysteria goes much, much deeper than any scars that corruption could leave.
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India as it is
McKinsey pulls in a dazzling list of luminaries to write about India, but the results are mixed
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