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Lunch with BS: Chandra Shekhar Ghosh

Leading from the back

Wagon shortage adds to railways' woes

Bangalore drowning in its garbage

Subir Roy: Values, Clifford Hicks and 'Altuda'

Subir Roy: JNNURM has been business as usual

Little has changed in urban India. There are some flyovers, JNNURM logo-bearing buses and terribly designed housing for the poor. That's it

Subir Roy: Creating wealth at the bottom

Subir Roy: How technology can help diesel subsidy

Subir Roy: Selective memories of a city cherished

Subir Roy: Only street protest can rescue cities

If there is one section that is morally culpable for the present state of India's cities, it is the country's disengaged middle class

Subir Roy: A page out of history?

Subir Roy: Pitfalls for subsidy targeting

Cash transfer is targeted at the poor, but Aadhaar has no role in identifying the poor

Clinical research set to mine data for gold

Subir Roy: How empty is an empty nest?

Subir Roy: The case against high-rise development

Infrastructure gaps are causing Indian cities to reach breaking point

Regulatory delays might hobble clinical research organisations

Players with integration between clinical work and data are going to dominate the post-BPO scene

Subir Roy: Littering an R&D hub

Subir Roy: Outdated old men should bow out

The underlying political reality is that the biggies in the Cabinet feel that the environment ministry has become too powerful and hence the proposed investment board

Subir Roy: The CAG and its changes

CAG reports today are more focused and work to a hypothesis

Subir Roy: How bureaucratic can you get?

Subir Roy: How to house the urban poor

The housing schemes for the urban poor must involve slum dwellers, who will have to take ownership of their area's development