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- Let National interest prevail... (June, 10)
As the Ambani brothers fight over the gas pricing issue, Supreme court judgement rules in favour of the government… click here to read
- IPLs A bouquet of scandals (June, 10)
In a tournament enjoying the most religious audience, are malpractices and
corruption tolerable?… click here to read
- Inflation - A deeper analysis (May, 10)
With the basic commodities also going out of reach for the common man; the
government still seems to be unmoved as it seems to be passing the buck to… click here to read
- Budget 2010: The inside story (April, 10)
A deeper analysis of the budget that looks beyond the political reasons of inflation click here to read
- The details of micro (March, 10)
Microfinance has brought relief to many in the developing world. It challenges
established understanding of market and its dynamics click here to read
- Rolling budget: will it rock? (February, 10)
The 13th Finance Commission has proposed a change to three-year rolling budget from the current annual fixed budget. What are the pros and cons of the proposal? click here to read
- Climate: a lost battle (January, 10)
While all of us wish that Copenhagen had succeeded, the economics of
our times won’t let this happen click here to read
- Who is developing? (December, 09)
Human Development Report’ 09 poses questions on development of the country when the growth rate is projected to be one of the highest click here to read
- Who pays the cost? (November, 09)
When the world stands at the verge of collapse due to climatic changes, the developed world should start to be less selfish click here to read
- Powerpuff plan (October, 09)
A novel scheme for women that looks beyond health
and maternity issues click here to read
- Dry sky, moist eyes (September, 09)
The sad old story of drought and government helplessness has hit the country again.
The authorities have to do much more than last minute repairs click here to read
- Working for incredible India (August, 09)
The pro-people budget has generated appreciation for Pranab Mukherjee. But it is not benevolence, rather simply a matter of right for the common people click here to read
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