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Pick apart this myth

Wednesday 4 November '09

Hindutva supporters make claims about how many of the technological advances of the West were known in ancient India.
Green roots of recovery

Thursday 15 October '09

India must rethink its long-term growth strategy and reduce its focus on exports
Valuing the dollar

Thursday 1 October '09

The weakening of the American dollar in international markets and stronger foreign capital flows to India in recent weeks suggest...
No one like us

Monday 31 August '09

Indian policy-makers are in danger of taking the wrong lesson from the financial crisis
On different scales

Monday 17 August '09

Inflation has risen in recent weeks. Higher food prices are the biggest contributor to this rise. The rise in inflation raises a question on the RBI’s stance on monetary policy.
Find the side effects

Monday 10 August '09

NREGA could be better integrated with public health policy
Wait, watch the uncertainty

Monday 27 July '09

The Reserve Bank of India will announce its monetary policy this week. While there has been talk about the RBI reversing its monetary policy stance...
Set the campus free

Tuesday 2 June '09

The best universities in India are not well rated by global standards. Let’s understand why
Mind that debt

Monday 25 May '09

Pranab Mukherjee’s first task will be to prevent a fiscal crisis
Retail therapy

Monday 20 April '09

Indian multinationals are now integrating India with global financial markets
Now there are twenty

Saturday 4 April '09

After London, chances of the Great Recession becoming a Great Depression recede
How low can we sink?

Wednesday 1 April '09

Ila Patnaik explains the downward spiral of deflation and whether India will succumb
Twenty parts to a rescue

Saturday 14 March '09

The global nature of the present financial crisis has made it difficult for any single country’s policies to get it out of the crisis.
Sunlight on the ledger

Friday 20 February '09

The Central government is expected to raise more debt in the coming year than it has ever done in the past.
Give them credit

Monday 9 February '09

Our curious fear of an impartial assessment of India’s financial system
Governor’s choice

Friday 23 January '09

RBI Governor D. Subbarao will make his second credit policy announcement on Tuesday, January 27.
State of the blackboard

Tuesday 13 January '09

The Right to Education Bill effectively taxes private schools across India...
Capital ideas

Monday 5 January '09

To fight slowdown encourage NRI funds, private equity & corporate bonds
The fiscal and the meta-fiscal

Monday 8 December '08

The government has announced a big fiscal stimulus package. In addition, RBI has taken further steps to reduce interest rates and raise liquidity in the economy.
Keep the money moving

Monday 17 November '08

The NREGS is now particularly important. It can both help individuals who are experiencing bad times and generate counter-cyclical expenditures. The government should ensure a timely release of adequate funds
Clear as liquid

Tuesday 4 November '08

The package announced by the RBI this weekend will go quite a way in easing rupee liquidity in the coming days.
The world is what it is

Tuesday 21 October '08

The Reserve Bank of India’s interest rate cut is among the many steps Indian policy-makers need to take to reduce the impact of the global crisis on India.
Call money rates ease

Wednesday 15 October '08

In recent weeks, companies which are short of cash have withdrawn money from mutual funds where their treasury function was often outsourced.
Global equity markets take heart as govts act in concert

Tuesday 14 October '08

European countries unveiled a series of initiatives aimed at resolving the global financial crisis.
Will the G7 plan stabilise global financial markets?

Monday 13 October '08

Last Tuesday, the UK came out with a three-part plan to resolve the global financial crisis.
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