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Yoginder K Alagh
Feb 3, 2010
The Rabi RevivalSubscriber Only
With rice procurement at last year's level it is a great mystery why wheat is not being unloaded in the market in a big way.
C. Raja Mohan
Feb 3, 2010
Pak training for Afghan Army?Subscriber Only
At a rare press conference this week in Rawalpindi,Pak Army Chief has offered to train the Afghan National Army.
Coomi Kapoor
Jan 29, 2010
420 to PadmaSubscriber Only
IF YOU trace the history of many great business empires you will discover that the origins of their wealth are murky.
Yoginder K Alagh
Jan 26, 2010
Hope from Bangladesh: A secular subcontinentSubscriber Only
The recent judgment by the Bangladesh Supreme Court last week in Dhaka as an operative secular democracy is terribly important and only a jaded elite tucked it away. The last of the Bismarckians thrive in the subcontinent and foreign policy treatments after the Fifties of the last century were not heard of. After dinner,Morgenthau and […]
Bibek Debroy
Jan 26, 2010
WCD’s offending ad: Not in the public interestSubscriber Only
"The PMO has noted with regret the inclusion of a foreign national's photograph in a government of India advertisement. While an internal inquiry has been instituted,the PMO apologizes to the public for this lapse.
Coomi Kapoor
Jan 20, 2010
The bad vibesSubscriber Only
The bad blood between an Indian Prime Minister and a US president was never more apparent than in the case of Richard Nixon and Indira Gandhi.
Bibek Debroy
Jan 20, 2010
Singapore cab-driversSubscriber Only
In every country,cab-drivers have a world view and chats with them often offer interesting perspectives.
Yoginder K Alagh
Jan 20, 2010
The old order passes awaySubscriber Only
I remember Jyoti Basu as serious and reserved and yet a very warm and considerate human leader.
C. Raja Mohan
Jan 18, 2010
India’s Holbrooke opportunitySubscriber Only
Holbrooke said Washington would certainly welcome a political thaw between India and Pakistan.
Bibek Debroy
Jan 14, 2010
China diamond arrests: Why you shouldn’t be surprisedSubscriber Only
"Well,hardest substance found in nature,it cuts glass,suggests marriage... I suppose it replaced the dog as the girl's best friend."
Harneet Singh
Jan 7, 2010
The Superstars of the NoughtiesSubscriber Only
Noughties was a decade when our Lagaan went to the Oscars and when AR Rahman,Gulzar and Resul Pookutty actually won the golden statuette.
Yoginder K Alagh
Jan 4, 2010
The Global SteeplechaseSubscriber Only
A calculation was made that with a nine per cent growth rate in the meltdown years,China would overtake Japan and become the second largest economy of the world next to the US.
C. Raja Mohan
Jan 4, 2010
Arabian Sea: Bases for BeijingSubscriber Only
China has put the world on notice that it is considering the acquisition of a naval base in the Arabian Sea.
Yoginder K Alagh
Dec 29, 2009
Icons have many faces… one for each one of us!Subscriber Only
The Foundations of Economic Analysis was a restatement of the unifying principles of Economics in a manner not known earlier,and swept many cobwebs away.
C. Raja Mohan
Dec 29, 2009
The Congress Party and its Internationalist LegacySubscriber Only
Congress needs to reflect on the historical evolution of the party's world view and refashion it.
Bibek Debroy
Dec 21, 2009
Nanavati and jury trialsSubscriber Only
Not too many people remember Kawas Maneckshaw Nanavati now.
Coomi Kapoor
Dec 19, 2009
Time to put the House in orderSubscriber Only
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has been absent for nearly half the month-long winter session of Parliament.
C. Raja Mohan
Dec 18, 2009
Pakistan: Zardari falls,Kayani risesSubscriber Only
Whether he quits or not,President Asif Ali Zardari has been so severely weakened that he no longer poses a threat to Pakistan's permanent establishment.
Harneet Singh
Dec 14, 2009
Watch Paa for the MaaSubscriber Only
I went in to watch Paa with much trepidation.
I was also skeptical of the casting.
Yoginder K Alagh
Dec 14, 2009
Hum HindustaniSubscriber Only
A leader of a national political party was badly advised to take liberties with scientific facts in his interventions in the Lok Sabha.
Bibek Debroy
Dec 9, 2009
Effective legislatureSubscriber Only
On the last day of 2008 (a year when Parliament met for a paltry 46 days),eight Bills were passed in Lok Sabha in 17 minutes.
Yoginder K Alagh
Dec 3, 2009
The case for Sugar Cooperatives’ reformSubscriber Only
Reform of the sector needs transparency,enforcement of prudential norms and effective governance.
Coomi Kapoor
Dec 3, 2009
The real pseudo-moderatesSubscriber Only
Perhaps the most memorable line in Justice Liberhan's very forgettable report is where he coins the phrase 'pseudo moderate'.
C. Raja Mohan
Nov 27, 2009
Beyond Britain: Why India should lead the CommonwealthSubscriber Only
Given its pre-occupations with the US,China and Pakistan,India may not have the diplomatic energy to grasp the opportunities offered by the Commonwealth.
Coomi Kapoor
Nov 25, 2009
The buck for 26/11Subscriber Only
A year down the line no individual has been held accountable for the monumental blunders of 26/11.
