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Arunabha Ghosh & Anjali Jaiswal: What's eclipsing India's solar sector?
The solar market is far from mature the government and private players need to make concentrated efforts to nurture it
Abheek Barua & Bidisha Ganguly: Do the Saudis want low oil prices?
Saudi Arabia's deep pockets and a strong financial system could help the country to ride out a low-price environment in order to protect its market share
Nitin Pai: The new Cuba?
A Chinese company with military links is building a canal across Nicaragua
T Thomas: Riding the tide
The government could offer a majority shareholding to Indian private-sector investors in all major public-sector enterprises, with, say, five per cent of shares reserved for the employees of such comp
Arvind Panagariya: How we shoot ourselves in the foot
The government has not acted to end tax terrorism, which means the 'Make in India' campaign is in jeopardy
Why Sonia Gandhi is not a 'relative' of Nehru and Robert Vadra
Indian law makes it clear that Sonia and Rahul are not related to Robert Vadra, nor is Sonia a relative of Pandit Nehru
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Two tennis shows, two different responses
While IPTL ticket sales have witnessed keen interest, CTL stands are almost vacant
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Aditi Phadnis: Suresh Prabhu's two-track challenge
Revamping the railways is only one of the new minister's challenges: it's the politics in and of his ministry that he must learn to parry too
Deepak Lal: Inequality and envy
No free society can eliminate inequality
A child in time
Though a scripted, fiction film, Boyhood was made in installments over 12 years and captured the actor's own growth from age seven to age 18
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Is good bad or bad good?
Edvard Munch is known for The Scream, but there is other work that is considered lightweight in comparison
Bollywood laughs at itself
Not only did Alia Bhatt take the wind out of the sails of her detractors by sending herself up with great style - she proved just how smart she was by doing so, thus re-casting herself as not only sma
Jaimini Bhagwati: Why India needs a robust national opposition
Governance turns arbitrary, disingenuous or worse if there are no credible alternatives
Jonathan Soble: A sudden schism emerges between Abe and the Bank of Japan governor
Moving in sync toward their goal of ending economic stagnation in Japan, Shinzo Abe and Haruhiko Kuroda suddenly look out of step
Shyamal Majumdar: The art of flattery
Sycophants may be the butt of corporate jokes, but some of them have made buttering-up the boss a fine art
Breather for telecom
Govt does well to resolve inter-ministerial spectrum dispute