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T N Ninan
T N Ninan
T N Ninan is former editor and chairman of Business Standard.
T N Ninan is former editor and chairman of Business Standard.
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T N Ninan: Mr Modi and Mrs Gandhi
Narendra Modi is the first PM after Indira Gandhi with the power and possibly the intention to change the Indian system
T N Ninan: Will India slip into China's shadow?
The world wants India to be a counterweight to China, but so far India has not measured up
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T N Ninan: The new dread-word
As the world slows down, the International Monetary Fund has been steadily reducing its growth forecasts
T N Ninan: Now for the reality play
What the government needs to do, perhaps, is to spell out an action agenda for the next four months, in the run-up to the 2016 Budget
T N Ninan: Surviving in Bihar
What do young people do in the state? Basically, they try to get away
T N Ninan: Steel's a steal
Higher import duties on steel improve the bottom lines of steel-makers, but depress those of downstream users of steel
T N Ninan: Street Politics
There is substance to the argument that place names are part of a city's sense of itself and of its history, and therefore that changes should not be made lightly
T N Ninan: Ghar wapsi for logic
If there's one thing the 2011 Census shows, it's that India will remain overwhelmingly Hindu forever
T N Ninan: Safety first
India, considered one of the "fragile five" two years ago, is remarkably stable if one looks beyond the day-to-day action
T N Ninan: Don't target the media
In recent weeks, the government has taken specific steps to keep the media at arm's length
T N Ninan: Land marked by policy distortions
Of all the markets in which politicians interfere with prices, the land market is probably the last that will be reformed
T N Ninan: Careful with those surveys
A survey's design determines its findings; understanding the logic behind measurement is key to interpretation
T N Ninan: The defensive crouch
China and India have approached trade negotiations very differently: the former with confidence, the latter in a defensive crouch
T N Ninan: Banking on non-solutions
Mr Sinha says he has held four rounds of meetings with the banks, and plans to hold a fifth meeting with southern banks-to assess their need for fresh capital
T N Ninan: Wrong target for benign neglect
The school education system needs a desperate overhaul. So shouldn't the human resource development minister in New Delhi be focusing on it too, in the middle of her other pressing concerns?
T N Ninan: The frenemy of the people
Politicians have continued taking people for granted and managed to stay above the law