The developed world's recovery, particularly that of the US, is not necessarily a positive for the Indian market
Slowdown reveals need for a vibrant manufacturing sector
Cancellation of Niyamgiri project is worrying
A hiatus in FII operations, political uncertainty and the impending taper mean the market is guaranteed to witness rising volatility
Kejriwal's brand of decentralised decision-making and committed bureaucracy means that civil servants are in for a rough ride
The goals for financial inclusion need to be matched by the means being used
Global recovery, internal shake-up have worked in tandem
Revival of industry nowhere in sight
Banking transaction tax idea is poorly thought out
The party is trying to reclaim lost electoral ground in Chhattisgarh's tribal belt
Mere laws and rules, without effective built-in checks, are not sufficient. Compliance with the rules has to be woven into the system
Without reform of IP law, Indian companies - and broader economic growth - will remain stunted
Arvind Kejriwal and the limits of radical accountability
India's economy is closed in terms of trade policy - but open in terms of trade outcomes
Most of the 'super premium' wines are red - that's because 'reserve' wines are matured in imported oak casks for anything from 4 to 14 months