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How to make public sector banks perform again

Cut-and-dried free market solutions will not help as it will be necessary to understand the historical role of these banks

Subir Roy: Why public sector banks underperform

The poor performance of public sector banks is ultimately a governance issue. They would present a different picture if they were professionally run by managers with the right attributes

Subir Roy: If only you could ban children

Subir Roy: Keynes' return would do India good

Subir Roy: When a young couple comes calling

Policy dilemmas galore

Subir Roy: Innovate a technology policy

Subir Roy: Ode to the extended family

Subir Roy: Competitiveness antidote to downturn

Subir Roy: The signature sound of Kolkata

Restricting FDI in pharma may prove counter-productive

One way India can ensure supply of cheap generics is by reviving the half-dead state-owned pharma companies

India goes downhill on energy efficiency and emissions

Policy on climate change should highlight economic and security cost of missed targets

Subir Roy: Fabs in sight at last

Subir Roy: Throw out obsolescence

Opinion: Environmental activism has become a 'nuisance' for the economy

The need for right balance between environmental regulation & industrialisation

Subir Roy: The pleasures of isolation

Monginis keeps up with changing affordability

Monginis does offer higher-value baked items but as a brand it does not seek to position itself as premium

Tradition treasured on freedom's day

How biotechnology lost its way

Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw was the face of biotechnology in India for a long time, and she brought great energy to the industry

Pot of gold in a low-cost house

The bottom of the real estate pyramid has huge potential, equal to five per cent of the GDP, but established builders are yet to tap it