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Configuring a 'non-toothless' Trai
A proposal to give the telecom regulator the right to impose penalties marks a sea change in the government's approach to regulation
 "Configuring a 'non-toothless' Trai")
Abenomics and emerging markets
Despite hopes, capital unleashed by Japan is unlikely to save emerging market assets
 "Abenomics and emerging markets")
A troubled achievement
Taliban threats hang over Pakistan's historic elections
An unhealthy step
PPPs in urban health are a terrible idea
Early exit from economic stress?
Reverting to 8 per cent growth in three years looks like a distant mirage
 "Early exit from economic stress?")
More food for 'multilateral' thought
The G33's food security proposal is likely to be a contentious issue with developed countries, especially the US, in the upcoming Bali Ministerial meet
Protesting too much?
The more overtly virtuous the company, the greater the reason for investors to be wary of it
What is in Kalawati's name?
In Sahara group's list of three crore investors, there were some six thousand Kalawatis
Ignoring the unpleasant in the media
A huge problem we have in all forms of media is people taking offence at what they see as a jibe at them
Prepare to live with market uncertainty for another year
As the results season unfolds, we are likely to see several companies post poor numbers across sectors
 "Prepare to live with market uncertainty for another year")
Engage on trade
Should India worry about the Trans-Pacific Partnership?
 "Engage on trade")
'Revolving door' in lawsuits
The Court now limits review petitions to only grave errors in judgments
Stoking inflation
How food security law is creating perverse incentives
Farming as a value chain
Integrated farming can offer sustainable livelihoods to small farmers
India in a three-speed world
The economy may be performing better than the euro zone, Japan and the US, but it can do even better if it continues to bring reforms
Coal, gas and misaligned priorities
Policy confusion over fixing administered prices for these fuels is inevitable given the disconnect with reforms in user industries
 "Coal, gas and misaligned priorities")
Badal's business case
The era of governance by committees and low-priced resources is over, says the Punjab deputy chief minister