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G Balachandran: A draft that can fit the Bill
Supplier liability in the draft Bill is in line with international practice
Surinder Sud: India's level playing fields
It's important to reduce employment pressure on farming to redress regional imbalances in agriculture
A policy of extensions
Lack of new initiatives in trade policy a matter of concern
Foreign in pharma
Government should keep an eye on prices, not takeovers
Ajit Ranade: Taxing the unborn
Infrastructure is built for the future generations, and hence they must share the burden
Ajai Shukla: Does the CAG leak defence secrets?
Perhaps this question relates to how inept, corrupt and incompetent the defence establishment appeared in CAG's audit reports
Land rights and wrongs
All governments must carry conviction with farmers
Mr Wen's call for reform
The Chinese premier underlines the need for democracy
A K Bhattacharya: Killing two birds with one stone
Would anyone have objections if a bulk of MPs' pay was linked to their attendance in Parliament and the extent of productive work in a session?
M J Antony: Points of disorder
There is dissonance in the Supreme Court over dealing with social issues through PILs
Should promoters be paid premiums in M&As?
Doing so could impact investor relations but it is also necessary to realise that some shareholders are more equal than others
Vedanta behind Vedanta
Law of the land must apply to all businesses
Managing the monsoons
Some natural disasters, like floods, can be prevented
Huang Jing: Managing Asian G2
Delhi and Beijing must contain nationalistic sentiments in their bilateral relations
Arvind Singhal: A new class of private equity?
India, or at least Indian economy, seems to be shining bright like never before
Barun Roy: Gen-Next architecture?
There are some excellent alternative architecture ideas at the Shanghai Expo that should engage town planners
Mahesh Vyas: Capex - How the data belies the perception
Even as industry associations lobbied for concessions during the 2008-09 crisis, companies were investing aggressively