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In India, a storm is brewing
Rising CAD, low growth & inflation may spark off an economic disaster
Chinese grandfathering
Beijing is brazenly thumbing its nose at the international non-proliferation regime it signed up to less than a decade ago
In Mr Abe's footsteps
India needs a dose of Abenomics, that is a large devaluation in the rupee that helps exports and jobs grow
Stable but critical
IIP shows how difficult an industrial recovery will be
Slum makeover
The Slum Rehabilitation Authority in Mumbai is silent on how future slums can be prevented
In praise of Thatcher
Here was a lady who was the scourge of trade unions and the Irish Republican Army, coming in to have lunch in a place where anyone could force an entry and kill her
Convergence with a vengeance: humanity's golden age
Remarkably, in spite of the continuing effects of the financial crisis, poorer countries are still catching up with the rich world
Were two 'Iron Ladies' too many?
Equally admired and loathed, both Indira Gandhi and Margaret Thatcher have been so often memorialised in biography, novels and film that it's difficult to separate fact from fiction
The meaning of Cyprus
How Europe dealt with Cyprus has important implications for the coming banking union
 "The meaning of Cyprus")
When villains die
Many Thatcher-haters seem too young to be one of those kids whom she denied milk during their school days
Moving towards revulsion
The hardest thing to do now is to interest an investor in Indian equities
 "Moving towards revulsion")
Working women in India and Bharat
In rural and urban contexts, their identity and social conditioning are poles apart
Should pharma MNCs be peeved?
In spite of all their complaints, pharma MNCs have been gaining market share in India. And this growth has come largely with generics
Protect the Anand model
India's milk revolution is still incomplete
Lines of foreign control
RBI norms on foreign control of corporations will clear the air