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The state's first duty
How to fix conflict over freedom of expression
Suman Bery: The secret of development
Why gender will matter for India
RBI will cut slowly
Domestic investors, who have been net-negative on equity for two years, will enter when the rate cycle turns
M J Antony: Tight-fisted compensation
Courts grant measly amounts in road accident cases after years of litigation
N Chandra Mohan: MGNREGA’s second innings
Implement it with watershed development schemes to alleviate poverty
V Raja: India’s global dreams need local solutions
The national electronics manufacturing policy approved by the Cabinet will work if we fix the operating environment & tax structures
The changing IT industry
As it changes, the government's attitude must change too
A double-edged sword
When court orders hurt consumers
SX-40 versus Sensex, Nifty
Due to lower weight of financials, the new SX-40 is likely to be an outperformer in a high-interest-rate regime
Has Pepsi lost the plot?
Its latest ad campaign, Oh Yes Abhi isn't the kind that will discussed with much enthusiasm
Nitin Pai: Why Shahbag is special
Bangladesh is in a remarkable, and perhaps unprecedented, situation: large crowds have gathered in a Muslim-majority country protesting against Islamist politics
Multilateralism dying?
China's rise raises questions for world trade
Future tense for India Inc
Corporate results confirm worst fears about growth trajectory
Vinayak Chatterjee: Top 15 infra 'must-dos' of the 12th Plan
The 12th Five-Year Plan points out crucial interventions to achieve ‘sustainable and inclusive’ infra targets
Devesh Kapur: Licences for cronyism
The possible conflicts of interest are too great to make it worthwhile to hand out new banking licences to big firms
 "Devesh Kapur: Licences for cronyism")
Abheek Barua: Time to be very afraid?
The market complacency about the state of the global economy and an ongoing ‘currency war’ are reasons enough to worry this year
NCR comes of age
Delhi leaves behind the sarkar, and flowers as a city
Sreelatha Menon: Bloodied pulses
Indian plantations bloom in Ethiopia at the cost of the livelihoods and homes of the tribals
 "'Spread of Left-wing extremism menace is slowly shrinking'")