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Jaithirth Rao

Column: We can see now: Indira truly was India

When the paper asked me to write about Indira Gandhi, what started as a piece of political analysis, ended up becoming a personal journey.

Column : Pyaar on the Great Wall? It’s possible

The fact is that we have too many news channels in our country. And since these childish enterprises have very little to do, they keep running the same news items again and again irrespective of whether the news is real, exaggerated or even manufactured.

Column : PM must try but it may be pointless

The criticisms levelled against our Prime Minister may or may not be valid depending on your political perspective. One thing is for sure, none of it has been constructive.

Playing with charts, playing God

If you take people and passion out of policymaking, results will be terrible whether in economics or war. That’s the lesson for all MBA-type technocrats from Robert McNamara’s career

Hindi-Chini buy, buy

Although the Roosevelt administration supported India’s freedom movement, subsequent regimes until the arrival of George W Bush had problems with India. Bush approached India with an unusual maverick perspective.

Schools, not Swiss banks

We must be eternally guarded against the temptation that the current rich and their political cronies may have to suppress the emergence of others into the portals of wealth. Free entry and fair access to markets for resources (including capital) are the foundations of successful and morally...
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