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T N Ninan: Unipolar no more
If Narendra Modi does not lead from the front, he will not be able to stop or reverse the change in the political atmosphere
 "T N Ninan: Unipolar no more")
Arbind Modi & Arvind Subramanian: 'Make in India' not by protecting but by eliminating negative protectionism
In part four of a series, the author explain how scrapping the exemptions for the countervailing duty will eliminate the negative protection facing Indian manufacturers
The diary of a traditional Indian wife
Odd thing: Parliament says this marital rape thing doesn't apply in India, but official reports say that 97 per cent of women are raped by people they know and intimate partners. Hmm. But that means…
The big-ticket comeback
The window of opportunity is slight and how he conducts himself over the next few months will determine whether or not Gandhi has understood his serendipitous situation
Avirup Bose: CCI's merger regime turns hawkish
How CCI could balance India's hunger for growth and sound antitrust policies
Suman Bery: The global economy - are we there yet?
It is a wonder how pervasive and long-lasting the damage can be from a balance-sheet crisis
Up the wrong tree
Recent govt steps on foreign-funded NGOs deserve a review
Cold comfort
US Fed's assessment a net positive for India
Going back on promises
The proposal for a Public Debt Management body announced by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley in the annual budget speech in February, has now been rolled back
 "Going back on promises")
Nepal quake and its lessons for disaster (un)preparedness
Despite loads of relief material and foreign rescue teams in Nepal, the state has failed to respond adequately in helping the victims
 "Nepal quake and its lessons for disaster (un)preparedness")
Ms Banerjee's successes
Govt's effect on rural and urban West Bengal
The social costs
Who will pay for failure of Tilaiya power project?
Vandana Gombar: Electric vehicles, batteries & renewable energy
Sales of electric vehicles have been rising, even though the absolute numbers are somewhat underwhelming
 "Vandana Gombar: Electric vehicles, batteries & renewable energy")
William Pesek: China's middle class can finally afford the iPhone
The spending power of Chinese consumers will eventually catch up with the country's industrial capacity - and when it does, the global marketplace will be changed forever
S V Divvaakar: Pay for financial inclusion
The main revenue for retail payments currently lies in commissions on DBT payments, which have been mired in confusion and unpredictability
Rahul Jacob: Indian agriculture's 'Gujarat Model'
As harbingers of agricultural distress become visible, turn to Gujarat for answers on how to address it
Why Barkha Dutt is wrong about women's safety in India
Did misplaced national pride inhibit the avowed feminist in Barkha Dutt from calling a spade a spade on women's safety in India?
 "Why Barkha Dutt is wrong about women's safety in India")
Miles to go to win hearts and minds in Nepal
'Operation Maitri' is not a favour to Nepal. It's in India's interests to rebuild a new Nepal
 "Miles to go to win hearts and minds in Nepal")
Elena Logutenkova, Shane Strowmatt & Ambereen Choudhury: Deutsche Bank 'baby steps' overhaul disappoints investors
Executives stopped short of a more radical overhaul that would have seen an exit from consumer banking