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The Indian Express
Monday 19 October, 2009

Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor, speaking in New York, has injected what sounds like some solid good sense into how...

The Indian Express
Monday 19 October, 2009

Even before asking whether an IIM-Singapore, IIM-Dubai or IIM-Frankfurt makes sense, the question to ask is one about autonomy.

The Indian Express
Monday 19 October, 2009

Allegations and counter-allegations, disputes and resignations have paved the way towards the uncertain political climate in Afghanistan.

The Indian Express
Saturday 17 October, 2009

Darjeeling’s argument that location matters is almost won

The Indian Express
Saturday 17 October, 2009

The IOA-Commonwealth Games spat is completely avoidable....

The Indian Express
Saturday 17 October, 2009

The home minister takes the argument to the Maoists

The Indian Express
Friday 16 October, 2009

Bt Brinjal is cleared. Its clearance procedure should reset the debate on transgenic crops

The Indian Express
Friday 16 October, 2009

With Lahore now the target, will Pakistan stop differentiating extremists?

The Indian Express
Friday 16 October, 2009

China moves swiftly to build dams in Tibet. What India should learn....

The Indian Express
Thursday 15 October, 2009

Another reason to be proud of Venkatraman Ramakrishnan....

The Indian Express
Thursday 15 October, 2009

In short term, RBI must nurture growth. In medium term, UPA-II needs to reform....

The Indian Express
Thursday 15 October, 2009

Our China policy needs more diplomatic agility, or Beijing will continue to dictate the tone

Wednesday 14 October, 2009

Disclosure requirements for parliamentary committees should be made mandatory

The Indian Express
Wednesday 14 October, 2009

India’s roads cannot be allowed to choke whenever a protester has a grudge...

The Indian Express
Tuesday 13 October, 2009

It pays to listen to local opinion on local projects

The Indian Express
Tuesday 13 October, 2009

After the vote, the picture may be far less confusing