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Anjuli Bhargava: No more 'vegetarian' airlines please
If the government wants a safe and healthy aviation sector, it should keep in mind the 3 Cs - credentials, capital and capability - before it clears the runway
No deal on climate
India, US cooperate on climate, but no agreement
The value of consistency
RBI must adhere to a course once selected
Seonjin Cha: Blind faith in Samsung makes Cheil revamp an expensive bet
Even some professional money managers who own Cheil shares aren't clear how the South Korean conglomerate will create value for stockholders
M J Antony: Up the endless judicial ladder
The revolving door to justice clutters the legal system
Three days in New Delhi
US president's trip removes some major irritants
Aditi Phadnis: Going the extra mile for the national capital
With the Aam Aadmi Party fighting for survival, Congress struggling for an identity and the BJP seeking to hold on to its political capital, these elections will be one of the most interesting India h
Sunil Sethi: Lost opportunities and opportunism in Delhi
The fancy footwork with which Kiran Bedi, Shazia Ilmi and Jaya Prada, have pranced into the arms of the BJP amply demonstrate the teen deviyan's turncoat proclivities
Devangshu Datta: When central bankers become newsmakers
While the RBI and the Swiss National Bank made some surprising moves, the European Central Bank announced the details of its QE plan
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A K Bhattacharya: A simple matter of conviction
Three recent initiatives kicked off with renewed vigour to improve governance were actually started, perhaps in a different format, by the UPA government
Subir Gokarn: The bilateral imperative
Realising the potential of the Indo-US relationship requires a tiered approach
The patent puzzle
Indian licensing of patented drugs is a win-win
Shailesh Ghorpade: How to enable disruption
What implications does technology-led disintermediation have for policymakers?
TCA Srinivasa-Raghavan: Nehru, Indira and the Indo-US legacy
Both Nehru and Indira Gandhi developed an antipathy to the US for personal reasons. US policy had very little to do with it
Ashoka Mody: Retaking the Greek test
Greek debt will eventually be written down. Doing so in driblets will only drag the process out while the Greeks hurt. Until then, the Greek test will need to be taken again -and again
Of dressing gowns and 'Make in India'
Obama's State of the Union address boasted it's up to the Americans 'to choose who (they) want to be'. Indians have already chosen. Most want to be rapacious consumers