The Trai way to killing pesky calls

Judging by the intensely negative reactions one has seen to telemarketing from telephone subscribers, one wonders whether such unsolicited calls are indeed worth the while for various businesses.

Railways short on long-term strategies

Continuing the turnaround story, the minister of railways has presented a surplus Budget without hiking rates. He asserts that the railways have not only offered dreams to passengers but also turned them into a reality.

‘PSBs have shown consistent improvement in recent times’

The major disadvantage that the PSBs faced vis-a-vis new generation private as well as MNC banks was technological backwardness.

Of vision, growth pangs and solutions

India has a historical opportunity to claim its rightful place in the world economy. We have the natural resources, the human asset base, the financial capital, the managerial acumen and all other attributes to grow from strength to strength.

Inflation vs growth: RBI’s choice is clear

When the Reserve Bank of India unfolded the third quarter review of its monetary policy on January 29, most bankers were surprised that the central bank left key policy rates unchanged.

Asking rate climbs as the game gets going

Gaming in India is at a nascent stage, but the industry is growing fast and, on the way, blasting a few myths like—not every gamer is a teeny-bopper. This, and more, are revealed by the findings of a survey of 10,000 subscribers of the games-on-demand service of Indiagames, one of India’s top gaming companies.

Teaching law more practically

Holding the rank of a premier institute in the country is no small task and for the National Law School of India University, it means constantly improving the quality of education for lawyers and leading the way for contemporary schools.

Don’t waste time on implementation

There are many concrete proposals pending before the government and all he has to do is, commit to a time table to implement them and not bring in anything that is likely to have any kind of a negative impact on creation, rehabilitation, maintenance and operation of infrastructure assets.

Are policy makers under the US spell?

The bull run on the equities front appears to have vanished almost overnight. Since the beginning of last week till Thursday, the benchmark equity index, Sensex, has lost nearly 1,800 points in a market that fluctuated wildly beyond 2,000 points in intra day trades— at least on two consecutive days.

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