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Rollover blues
The interim Budget's problematic subsidy mathematics
After the T-tangle, now onto the G-rigmarole
With Telangana all but solved, focus should now shift to the long-simmering Gorkhaland issue.
Singling out Andhra
The Telangana Bill raises many questions
Ticking time bomb
A strategic response to stress on public sector banks
Vinayak Chatterjee: When paying the price takes a toll
Violence and vandalism at toll plazas point to poor planning. An independent highway regulator would have helped the cause
Vanita Kohli-Khandekar: The melodrama over metrics
The media industry fails to get its act together and ends up hurting itself
A K Bhattacharya: The other side of an outlay cut
If the government has to take its public expenditure reform plan to its logical conclusion, the next step should be to reduce the headcount of ministries that have seen a cut in their central Plan out
Andy Mukherjee: Mr Chidambaram's magic show
Investors would have much preferred a gritty, honest appraisal of the tough trade-offs
Nitin Pai: How to assess the vote-on-account
Three principles to make up your mind on the interim Budget
Satya Poddar: Direct taxes and GST - The unfulfilled promises
We need a system that helps entrepreneurs and allows smooth administration
Sajjid Chinoy: The challenge - From stability to growth
After impressive fiscal restraint, it is time to boost potential growth
Subir Gokarn: A national agenda - hopefully!
Regardless of who forms the next government, the interim Budget speech lays down a must-do list
Let's talk about business...
As Monday's CII event shows, Kejriwal's ideas aren't too bad. The national parties could take a leaf out of his book
Save the Kalash!
Pakistan's unique, tiny, polytheistic tribe has become the latest target of the Tehrik-e-Taliban
What went wrong with AAP
Three choices: Nothing; Something; Everything. Correct answer: All three, but at different points of time. Let's see how
Kunal Kumar Kundu: A tough challenge
Being amongst the most vulnerable emerging markets, India will have to fight hard to attract foreign investment now that tapering is a reality
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