

Thursday 5 November '09
Lobbying by ‘civil society’ for the CIC’s post is fraught with consequencesSaturday 17 October '09
Delhi’s Khan Chacha kebabs and the bone of copyright contention....Monday
5 October '09From South Africa, another warning on how governments can wreck private businessMonday
14 September '09A year after Lehman’s collapse, we still have to get the rogues’ gallery rightSunday
6 September '09Though not a tourist haunt, Bosnia has more than war tales to offerThursday
27 August '09You cannot but notice. The most heated history-centred debate in recent times has been ignited not by a professional...Friday
24 July '09The government, it seems, has decided to go slow on the Food Security Act, something it had promised to enact very quickly, just a month ago.Thursday
18 June '09The battle lines for the agenda of economic reform have been drawn less than a month into the UPA’s second term in office.Thursday
28 May '09Reorienting political parties is difficult but it can be doneThursday
9 April '09Election season in the world’s largest and most diverse democracy ought to be the perfect stage for a display of leadership...Wednesday
1 April '09This is the time to sustain good reformist economics, on the crutches of smart populismTuesday
24 March '09Historically, the auto industry is a significant driver of the economyMonday
9 March '09Is Chandrababu Naidu’s cash transfer idea just populism?Thursday
26 February '09What ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ can tell us about the virtues of free market capitalismSunday
15 February '09An engaging look at the dark underbelly of our politics and societyFriday
13 February '09Democratic systems work not on neutrality but on checks and balancesThursday
29 January '09Policing or controlling culture is the domain not only of the fringeSunday
25 January '09Even before Satyam, family businesses have been mined for stories of intrigueWednesday
14 January '09A good law would help conscientious employees highlight fraudThursday
25 December '08Well-directed public anger can enable radical change. Naïve protests are part of the rotThursday
4 December '08The elite constituency has managed to unite a divided polity on at least the issue of economic reform, arguably for the greater good. Can we now do the same for internal security reform? Perhaps, but first one must examine why such reform has never been on our wishlistWednesday
26 November '08Banks are lending very little. Yet, most are well-capitalised and not highly leveraged. And there are plenty of prime borrowers who need loans to buy cars and housesTuesday
18 November '08Internet piracy has moved beyond illegal downloading of music and movies. And its newest, and quite lucrative, target is the sports broadcasting industry.Friday
31 October '08In a global financial tsunami, little Iceland holds valuable lessons for IndiaSunday
26 October '08Warren Buffett lets in on how a six-year-old who sold packs of chewing gum remained on the right side of the market and became the richest man