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Subir Roy: The rise and fall of malls

Subir Roy: Creating affordable urban capacity

Redeveloping slums can change the quality of life for the majority of metropolitan Indians living in slums

Subir Roy: The class of '65

A pouwa from north India

Subir Roy: Finding the right medicine

Govt faces a genuine dilemma in formulating a useful policy on FDI in pharmaceutical industry

Subir Roy: Running out of time

Subir Roy: Gods of our fathers

The religion I grew up with at home was deeply benign and laid down no taboos, and only urged you to pursue self-improvement

Subir Roy: The kings of hard times

Subir Roy: Who can lead the World Bank?

Subir Roy: A tooth for a lecture

Subir Roy: If it's good, it must be Sony

Subir Roy: A new deal for people in slums

To cope with India's urban explosion, it is vital to find ways of housing the poor

Subir Roy: Dreaming of a water tanker

When geography is not history

The latest national microfinance awards underline what has worked in Karnataka and not worked in Andhra Pradesh

Subir Roy: One-way streets to trouble

Subir Roy: Federal in letter and spirit

High voter turnout in UP underlines both people's interest in electing the govt they want and the effectiveness of EC

Subir Roy: Where nature still rules man

OFFBEAT

Subir Roy: Budget 2012 - Merely a management game

Subir Roy: Didi's global financial hub

Subir Roy: The dead end of metros and flyovers

Clean, reliable and timely public transport will go a long way in making and keeping towns and cities livable