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T C A Srinivasa-Raghavan: India's 20-year itch
Indian politics has been subject to a roughly 20-year cycle for the last 100 years
Ashok Parthasarathi: Some myths about the Indian military-industrial complex
There are too many uninformed fallacies about our defence production programmes
Shyamal Majumdar: Are you a shark or teddy bear?
Corporate trainers say there are owls, foxes and turtles as well and all of them can be useful depending on the context
Bhupesh Bhandari: Really, Mr Kejriwal?
No doubt cronyism thrives in India, but is the scourge as bad as Arvind Kejriwal has made it out to be?
Akash Prakash: India's huge vulnerability
If foreign investors finally become disenchanted with the India story, the market will be in real trouble
Dropping a call
Half-hearted merger norms for the telecom sector
Reinventing the G20
Focus on harmonising standards and rules
A new breeze
Government gets around to re-energising wind power
Power bailout
Promoters should lose equity in Mundra power plants
Bharat Bhushan: When birds of different feather flock together
Kisan Baburao Hazare is supporting Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress and attempts are afoot to form an alternative Third Front. Will these alliances really work?
T S Vishwanath: Back to the unfinished agenda
With the Bali deal settled, countries should now focus on long pending issues such as market access and reduction in green goods tariff
Kanika Datta: Winning friends and influencing voters
The notable point about Narendra Modi's campaign is that, like Arvind Kejriwal of the AAP, the BJP's prime ministerial candidate is able to attract legions of ardent volunteers
Mihir S Sharma: Thy hands, great oligarchs
India's government is increasingly for, of and by its biggest businessmen
Farewell the chairman
Ashok Gulati revitalised a sleepy wing of the government
Polls that mislead
Transparency needed in opinion polls, not an outright ban
A media circus...literally!
The recent coverage of the 'Leopard of Meerut' was shameful, to say the least
CERC's brave steps mean well for the power sector
CERC needs to be complemented for taking away the carrot when none was needed by the sector
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