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Capitalist salaries, socialist tariffs
Middle class salaries have risen 150-200 per cent during the past decade; Railway fares haven't gone up so much
No reform, again
Package for sugar industry consists only of temporary measures
30-day scorecard
An early evaluation of the new government
Vanita Kohli-Khandekar: The Reliance-Network18 affair
Forget ownership, it is amazing how little we self-reflect on journalism and its future course
Why Dinesh Singh's resignation is a bad thing
Minister Smriti Irani should have forced a dialogue between him, and DU teachers
Surinder Sud: Urban farming to the rescue
Producing farm products within and on the peripheries of cities could help India in its long-term policy to restrain food inflation
Indira Rajaraman: The fiscal middle distance
We need to anticipate the negative fiscal fallout of the Seventh Pay Commission, appointed by the UPA three years before it was due
Crack down on P-notes
The real way to go after black money
Missing the Gauls
There was always something comical about UPA, much like those Gauls we know
Aditi Phadnis: Indian Muslims disapprove of Iraq violence
ISIS is being perceived as a terror outfit and flayed for its attempt to establish an Islamic state in Iraq
Devesh Kapur: Can India's higher education be saved from the rule of babus?
Greater decentralisation of higher education governance is key to meaningful reform
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Martin Kessler & Arvind Subramanian: Is the rupee fairly valued?
Applying the purchasing power parity approach, it is clear the rupee is persistently undervalued by 30 per cent or more
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Abheek Barua: Hot potatoes, big bazookas & bloodlust
The ECB will need more than just minor tweaks if it hopes to resolve Europe's growth woes
A step backwards
Cutting coal e-auctions to help power producers is misguided
Kishan Rana:The power to attract
Why foreign students in India are an essential part of our diplomacy - and what must be done to increase their numbers