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From light to wealth

Monday 23 October '06

It’s Lakshmi’s spirit that matters
Worried, Sebi wants fund managers to take exams, says certification a must

Thursday 19 October '06

Security and Exchange Board of India’s next board meeting on November 2 should see mutual fund CEOs, Chief Investment Officers...
There’s no gilt in wealth creation

Friday 6 October '06

Since equities hugely outperform government bonds — gilts — as investment options, the Left’s pension reform plan kills the best choices
‘After consumer credit, rural lending is the next big opportunity’

Tuesday 3 October '06

From the 10th floor of the ICICI Bank building in the Bandra-Kurla Complex in Mumbai, the bank’s managing director and chief executive officer K.V. Kamath can a large expanse of urban India the target set for the bank to borrow from and lend to.
Handling the heights

Tuesday 3 October '06

At around $600 billion or Rs 27,46,200 crore, the total banking assets in India are about the same as the world’s 25th largest bank, the Rabobank Group.
Our own Gandhigiri

Monday 2 October '06

It’s not his non-violence. It’s not his vegetarianism or abstinence. It’s not even his Satyagraha. And while not undermining their strength and success, I find all these mere outer ramifications of the man’s inner actions.
Multiplied by Ground Zero

Friday 15 September '06

Three weeks after 9/11, journalists from eight countries came together to study the aftermath. Over the next one month these 11 Jefferson Fellows moved from their worldview to the World Trade Center rubble and back. Five years later...
Vehicle of victory

Monday 11 September '06

It’s not easy, but try it. As you read this column, give your complete and undiluted attention to it.
Wisdom of crowds, shared

Tuesday 5 September '06

The Sensex has outperformed all major and minor country indices
Cash and creed

Monday 4 September '06

The interference of religious leaders in softer and short-term issues like who should sing the Vande Mataram...
Epic Haste

Sunday 3 September '06

If there is one word that can synopsise King of Ayodhya, it is “but”. The first of this six-part series began well—fresh, energetic, imaginative.
A meeting of fears

Monday 28 August '06

I’M sure the final number will be a multiple of this number, but at this minute I’m aware of 619 kinds of fear.
The best always retire

Tuesday 22 August '06

Narayana Murthy represents the new, liberalised spirit of Indian enterprise
Spiritual shorthand

Monday 21 August '06

Written all over our lives, these mantras run deep
Premium league needs a level playing field

Friday 4 August '06

The government has no business being in business, the IRDA’s mandate is not to control PSUs but to regulate all insurance companies equally
Faith and growth

Monday 24 July '06

Are some religions friendlier to economic growth than others? Do religions influence our economic thoughts and attitudes?...
‘We’re only milking the cow’

Friday 21 July '06

Tracking Lalu Prasad is not an easy task you have to struggle through crowds, through security, through long queues of favour-seekers to get to him...
On track

Friday 21 July '06

A Rs 54,700 crore giant can’t rise up and compete, get customer focussed, generate record-breaking surpluses.
Driving a turnaround

Friday 21 July '06

It’s difficult to even imagine, leave alone believe, that the Indian Railways, a Rs 54,700 crore giant, lumbering since 1996, has turned around over the past two years.
Markets react to bottomlines, not headlines

Thursday 13 July '06

Sensex, which rose on Wednesday after Tuesday’s Mumbai blasts, shows no clear trend in relation to terror strikes. But one important question emerges: do markets reflect the fact that human life is ‘cheap’ in India?
Dharma of money

Monday 10 July '06

What is harder — to create wealth or to give it away? The desire for wealth is really a desire to get into the flow of what Sri Aurobindo defined as the Money Force.
Call this divinity?

Monday 3 July '06

To speak with even an iota of conviction that Lord Ayyappa’s temple, Sabarimala, has lost some of its divinity because a woman entered its premises...
In giving, Buffet completed the circle of capitalism

Thursday 29 June '06

Buffett could well have passed on his wealth to his children. But the conviction of capitalism, of equal opportunity and no more, came in the way: “The idea that you get a lifetime supply of food stamps based on coming out of the right womb strikes at my idea of fairness.”
State religion? No

Monday 26 June '06

Why do countries have a state religion? The answer perhaps lies with Adam Smith who, keeping market dynamics in mind...
Clause & effect

Tuesday 20 June '06

It’s a clause buried deep in the home loan agreement. But it may rise and become a cause for concern if property prices fall long enough
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