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    • Jaithirth Rao Tags : Soviet Union Posted: Monday , Oct 06, 2008 at 0007 hrs

    The writer divides his time between Mumbai, Lonavla and Bangalore

    jerry.rao@expressindia.com

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    Impact of Financial crisis on maths By: Gary | 06-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward Mr Rao,I like reading your articles and generally they convey a strong sense of intellect and pro-capitalist principles. However, it's painful to note that your maths remain rather week ... If markets go up 200 % and come down 50% ... the result is 100% net increase :-)May be it reflects the increased sales of calculators in our country ...
    Good articleBy: Madhup Rathi | 06-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward Excellent article. I wish our politicians are smart and long-sighted enough to understand this.
    It Ain't BrokeBy: Pradeep Bhatt | 06-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward Why do you call our Growth Rate during Nehru's Socialism as " Proverbial HINDU RATE OF GROWTH" ? What is Hindu about it? Did any Hindu organisation had formed that License Permit Raj Policy? Why denigrate Hindu religion
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