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Subir Roy: My kind of Puja
The wife could not make up her mind as to which was more abnormal, the endlessly repetitive blaring on the loudspeakers or my ability to sleep right through it
Rahul Jacob: If the Chinese invest
What changes will the Chinese bring about in the country along with their investment? Will they bring their own workers to build SEZs and infrastructure projects as they have done in from Sri Lanka to
Alipak Banerjee & M S Ananth: Anti-corruption laws - It's time to think out of the box
The government could work with chambers of commerce to seek private enforcement of transparency and accountability in public procurement rather than drag its feet over allegations of corruption
R Gopalakrishnan: Ganesha, Gandhi & GM foods
Or, how to remove obstacles in innovating with food and agriculture
Madhukar Sabnavis: Kabaddi ahoy!
The emergence of new games can help create a new sporting culture in India
Waiting for a plan
Govt seems to be ignoring implications of coal cancellations
William Pesek: No, Shanghai can't replace Hong Kong
If Beijing continues to erode the liberties and institutions that have made Hong Kong such a great place to do business, multinationals aren't suddenly going to shift base to Shanghai
Avirup Bose: The dawn raiders are coming!
The Competition Commission's first search and seizure operation signals the start of a more robust investigative process, and corporations need to prepare themselves
Barun Roy: Where are the 'animal spirits'?
If there is one area in India that badly needs some, it is the planning and implementation of infrastructure projects
Shyam Ponappa: Moving forward on coal
Policy should facilitate the objectives of electricity at reasonable prices, and of environmental mitigation
An open letter to all journalists
It's time to get objective if we want our readers and viewers to take us seriously
Were Rajdeep Sardesai's 5 questions on Modi provocative?
Sardesai's detractors blame him for provoking the crowd at Madison Square Garden, but did he?
 "Were Rajdeep Sardesai's 5 questions on Modi provocative?")
Market is close to over valued territory
Valuation cannot be seen in isolation. It is relative to prevailing interest rates and returns available from other assets
To cap, or not to cap
Government flip-flop on medicine prices