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TN Ninan is a former editor and chairman of Business Standard and has held several influential positions in journalism and media.
TN Ninan is a former editor and chairman of Business Standard and has held several influential positions in journalism and media.
Back in 2005-06, the government subsidy on petroleum products was a modest Rs 2,930 crore
Biggest loser of 2014, Rahul Gandhi must find a way to abdicate control of the "family firm"
If the government can bring about a more congenial environment for employers, the jobs should materialise - and that would be more important than all the other Modi initiatives so far
First, the country has only 2.6 Gw of solar capacity installed as of now, and the plan has been to take it up to 20 Gw by 2020 (revised later to 2022)
India's economic policy had begun to swing towards the radical changes of 1991 just before Business Standard was born but few will remember that
In contrast with Manmohan Singh, is Mr Modi proving to be a lucky prime minister?
The broader point must be that you don't tackle corruption the Arvind Kejriwal way, by chasing everyone with a broomstick