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T C A Srinivasa-Raghavan: Made for each other

What's so fascinating about politics that books by journalists about it sell so well?

Is Virat Kohli India's greatest matchwinner ever?

Kohli possesses qualities that even the great Sachin Tendulkar could not boast of

Is SpiceJet about to crash land?

SpiceJet Airlines had losses of Rs 310 crore in the September quarter, even as 40 pilots quit in two months

5 reasons why crude oil price may have found a bottom

OPEC is looking for a reasonable price, at which producers and consumers can 'live together'

Subir Gokarn: Can our banks finance the economic recovery?

The banking system's capacity to finance the ongoing recovery may become a constraint

Dear Lutyens' reporters, welcome to the club

The government has probably done a fraction of what is euphemistically called 'media management', corporate affairs, media intelligence that India Inc is well known for

Sanjay Jog: NCP the big gainer in the divorce of saffron parties

BJP managed to isolate the Shiv Sena but CM Devendra Fadnavis will face an acid test every time there's a vote in the Assembly

'Asia's future is bright, but it also faces challenges'

Kishan S Rana: How to brand India

To galvanise foreign investment, the government has to think harder about how to create and maintain a national brand

Smriti Irani's diktat pushing Sanskrit in schools is plain wrong

The HRD ministers orders to Kendriya Vidyalayas to start teaching Sanskrit instead of German in the middle of an academic year shows a lack of empathy for students

Why the RBI should not select bank chiefs

The central bank's role in selecting bank chiefs will give rise to conflicts of interest

Sunanda K Datta-Ray: Remembering Indian soldiers killed in World War-I

Memorials at the Sussex Downs, Brighton's Royal Pavilion and Singapore's Outram Park metro station remind us that the 74,000 Indians who died in the war were history's sacrifice

T N Ninan: Hold the celebrations over labour reforms

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

Kishore Singh: The in-house transporter

Geetanjali Krishna: Give and take in the 'scorty' business

Arranged for conformity

The Judgement of Paris

Metaphor, magic and myth

When a shawl raises heat

Putting the 'air' back in 'despair'

And then I remember my nieces as babies, their tiny faces hidden behind nebulisers, and I realise that some of the other people worst affected by the poisoned air don't yet know how to spell the word