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A fall in Indian markets will be a buying opportunity
It is useful to note that Indian markets have not gone into a tailspin as the Greece crisis has developed
Vinayak Chatterjee: Construction needs a helping hand
Adverse circumstances have battered the sector; a spirited reset is in order
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Shyam Saran: The Beijing paradox
China's unprecedented effort to prepare global public opinion for its rise to pre-eminence
Not yet one market
Agricultural marketing reform should first take states on board
Thinking big
But the govt should be more careful while setting targets
Ajai Shukla: From Tejas to AMCA
Persistent allegations about the Tejas' performance shortfalls are now being exposed
Alokananda Chakraborty: Do in-app ads work?
Experts say in-app advertising could be the next frontier for digital marketing
Sajjid Chinoy: Is the capex cycle finally turning?
Three factors are driving the pick-up - the alleviation of implementation bottlenecks, a front-loading of government capex spending and the easing of monetary conditions in recent months
Let's focus on Indian equity
The gradual pace of recovery might disappoint but ignoring Greece and FII perspective could help
Abheek Barua & Bidisha Ganguly: Greece's moment of reckoning
The Greek leadership is trying to convince the people that voting "no" would not necessarily lead Greece out of the euro
Nitin Pai: How to buy a rifle
Prepare procurement plans well in advance, and have them cleared by the Cabinet, not just the services and defence ministry
Digital ambitions
E-governance roll-out needs better infrastructure, privacy protection
A bottom-up approach
Census figures on deprivation call for improved delivery system
Sanjay Jog: Scams take a toll on Maharashtra government
Legislators, bureaucrats feel an impact, with works relating to their constituencies stuck at various levels
Sunil Sethi: Women on the edge
In trying to extricate themselves from the murky Lalit Modi scandal both Sushma Swaraj and Vasundhara Raje are keen to usurp the role of the meltingly kind-hearted daughter-in-law