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Can’t axe those roots

Monday 17 March '08

We may be Muslims, saab, but we cannot cut this peepal tree. His name is Rahim and his band of workers sound Muslim too.
Oye boss!

Monday 10 March '08

How do you deal with a bad boss? That’s a question a 25-year-old asked me last week.
Meet India's 53 Forbes billionaires: 19 newcomers, 28 'self-made'

Friday 7 March '08

Meet Sameer Gehlaut, 34. Engineer from IIT-Delhi. Self-made entrepreneur who launched online brokerage Indiabulls...
Ny-lon-kong-mum

Friday 15 February '08

When controversy convulses Mumbai and its social tensions are seen to be politically sharpened...
'It is not worth CAG’s while to look at Rs 100 telephone bills or Rs 200 staff car bills'

Wednesday 13 February '08

Four weeks into his new job as the watchdog for all government expenditure, Vinod Rai hopes to do away with the petty voucher raj this office has been notorious for and convert it into an organisation that audits the big bang government expenditure. Fresh from an inherited high-profile audit of the NREGS, Rai suggests this is perhaps only the first of such big picture pursuits for CAG auditors in the future. In his first interview to the media, Rai outlines his strategy to Gautam Chikermane. Excerpts:
Business of bliss

Monday 11 February '08

TM, probably the first brand in matters beyond mind.
Have credit, will vote

Thursday 7 February '08

Has Veerappa Moily lost his mind? Or, since he is only the chairman of All India Congress Committee’s media cell...
Reddy’s prescription for the credit fever

Wednesday 30 January '08

“If I aim for high growth and high inflation, I am sunk. I will not be politically in trouble if my growth rate slows down...
Faith and market

Monday 28 January '08

After five hectic days of going under the news and into the minds and acts of investors as they negotiated a 4,000 point fall...
Fallen, not broken

Tuesday 22 January '08

The US subprime crisis won’t go away, but here’s why Indian investors don’t need to panic.
Nano is beautiful

Friday 11 January '08

Global carmakers said it couldn’t be done. Ratan Tata did it.
Spiral of violence

Monday 17 December '07

If he hits you once, hit him twice. Hit him so hard he doesn’t get up. Hit to hurt.
Minding our business

Wednesday 12 December '07

Beyond markets, capital and labour; beyond history, culture and attitude; beyond politics, policies and regulation; for global investors to look at any country for doing business...
What state govts can learn from de Soto and a market fundamentalist

Monday 29 October '07

If capitalism has to work in developing economies, including India, it has to become more inclusive, it has to understand and deliver property rights to more people.
Sebi may allow FIIs to register for good

Thursday 25 October '07

Once the noise around participatory notes gets over, Securities and Exchange Board of India...
Many opportunities in the big discount sale, but is anyone buying?

Monday 22 October '07

The 1,499 point, 7.9 per cent fall in the Sensex last week hid the even greater 1,744 point, 9.2 per cent intra-day fall on Volatile Wednesday.
You need not fear market volatility... the India story continues to be as stable as ever

Thursday 18 October '07

I have always maintained that in the short term, stock markets are irrational. But yesterday’s 1,744 point, 9 per cent...
Prize for guessing

Tuesday 16 October '07

From Robert C. Merton’s and Myron S. Scholes’ methods to determining the value of derivatives 10 years ago...
Why SEBI’s investment adviser regulation is great, but only the first step

Monday 15 October '07

I didn’t meet any Sakett there. I didn’t hear the state’s anthem, John Denver’s inspiring Rocky Mountain High on any radio station either.
India through Sensex

Thursday 11 October '07

Look at stock market’s important numbers. They symbolise deep national transformation
India@60 vies for all the attention in US

Monday 24 September '07

How do you get a $13 trillion economy interested in a $1 trillion economy?
Krishna in Vrindavan

Monday 10 September '07

I had been accumulating my share of sins for many months now, and it was about time they were washed clean...
No load funds is a future that’s already happened, stop sabotaging it

Monday 10 September '07

A ghost called no-loads has been haunting the mutual funds industry. Things have reached a panic situation as the September 12, 2007, deadline , comes closer...
Myth of livelihoods, fable of organised retail, and the sad parable of governance

Monday 3 September '07

First it was the threat of large foreign retailers who would replace small Indian ones and so: No entry to foreign retailers like Wal-Mart.
To learn how to draft investor friendly regulation,IRDA should call on Sebi

Monday 27 August '07

The contradiction is telling. India’s youngest regulator in the financial services space, Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority,born April 19, 2000, in the age of transparency has been and continues to encourage opacity.
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