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Mr Xi and Mr Modi
What to keep in mind as the two leaders meet
Correction in Indian markets gives investors pause
Low risk premium in equities sparks concern among fund managers that Indian markets may have peaked
 "Correction in Indian markets gives investors pause")
Agnikalam: The India-Pakistan phenomenon - ready for economic deconstruction
Fully free trade with Pakistan will hopefully abate its relentless compulsions for attack
 "Agnikalam: The India-Pakistan phenomenon - ready for economic deconstruction")
Vaibhav Choukse: Sweetheart deals that hurt consumers
'Pay-for-delay' settlements between drug patent-holders and generics manufacturers to delay the launch of cheaper generic medicine are increasingly being scrutinised by antitrust regulators
Nilanjana S Roy: East of the Sun
In comparison to the sophistication and variety of Japan's and China's popular-fiction market India's is still an emerging market
Innovate upwards
How to escape the middle-income trap
Madan Sabnavis: Global Competitiveness Report 2014-15 - We can improve if we want to
Instead of slipping into denial over our poor score, let's look at what we can do better
 "Madan Sabnavis: Global Competitiveness Report 2014-15 - We can improve if we want to")
Abheek Barua: Super Mario's not so super plans
ECB boss Mario Draghi's measures on deposit rates and asset-backed securities might not work unless the euro zone's economies revive
Devesh Kapur: Summitry over substance?
Expectations from Narendra Modi's trip to the United States need to be more realistic
Skewed recovery
Economic uptick cannot be taken for granted
Shashikant Trivedi: MP looking at 'investor summit' option yet again
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan says this time the focus will be on serious business
Kishore Mahbubani & Bindu N Lohani: Asia must innovate, or stagnate
How to create knowledge-based economies: a way for countries to avoid the middle-income trap and achieve high-income status
GDP growth: More chinks in the armour
Despite the recent growth in the economy, a number of variables point to softness in the recovery
 "GDP growth: More chinks in the armour")
Love Jihad: A fictitious problem with real consequences
The Hindu right has latched onto anxiety over inter-religious relationships and turned it into an electoral campaign issue
 "Love Jihad: A fictitious problem with real consequences")