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India's Diplomatic Tight Rope
The Iran-Israel conflict is a long-term power struggle in the region. India shouldn't take short-term decisions and burn its hands in the process, says Sundeep Waslekar
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Pranab Mukherjee: Caught between Trivedi and Trinamool
The Economic Survey endorses the reforms recommended by various committees, but practically every move available to the FM would be seen as anti-poor by the Trinamool
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Tara Thiagarajan Wants the Poor to get more out of their Micro Borrowings
The answer she says lies in better networking just like in the human brain
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Clear Vision lands Rail Minister in a Political Hole
Indian railways minister Dinesh Trivedi stepped into Parliament House as Mamata Banerjee's minion but walked out labeled as her worst enemy
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Why Ponty Chadha's Time Could Be Up in Uttar Pradesh
Akhilesh Yadav would be now under pressure to take action against Ponty Chadha, whose at least Rs 6,000 crore business empire has probably benefited the most under Mayawati's reign
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Is the Indian Judiciary On A Collision Course With Indian Media?
India's Chief Justice S H Kapadia peeved at the increasing trend of trial by media and frequent leaks of confidential information to the media
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A New Way to Measure Greenhouse Gases
A new way to measure greenhouse gases could change the carbon-credit industry. A test run in Davos surprised everyone
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Skim Off Creamy Layer For Food Security
36 top development economists from across the world have written a joint letter to the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh suggesting significant changes in the proposed National Food Security Bill
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CFL Bulbs Dim Out in Delhi
The slump in the carbon credit market has scuttled Delhi's attempt to save energy
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Maruti Helps Its Suppliers With a Forex Cover
Maruti Suzuki has bought forex cover for its suppliers to insulate them from fluctuating currency risk