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The auction house of Bowring?s, with its rather shaky start with works that were contentious, has now come up with…

It is no secret that the high point of economic reforms was 1995-96 and there has been a general slide…

It?s a holiday and you?ve spent the day lazing around. Evening time, and you want to go for a stroll…

The year is 2020. The heads of state of the South Asian nations have assembled in New Delhi to sign…

Stubborn misrepresentation seems to have seized most people while interpreting the trade numbers for this year. Slow growth in imports,…

After some behind-the-scenes pushing, the Sterlite Industries scrip re-opened for trading last Friday marking a very important victory for minority…

I have always been a supporter of the drive to document. In the case of Bollywood memorabilia, it was the…

The Nayika is perhaps the most pedestrian theme since the 18th and 19th century miniatures, to be outdone only by…

What a breath of fresh air ? in a city stifled with self appointed VIPs strutting about oozing pomposity, with…

Shipping minister Vedprakash Goyal has laid the foundations for closer co-operation with the Belgian authorities in the development of Indian…

India?s experiment with the creation of independent regulators has ranged from moderately successful to disastrous. But instead of strengthening the…

India stayed with inward-looking policies leveraged on State centralisation and missed in the late 1960s, the bus of manufacturing relocation…

Some time back, in this column on September 8, before the Christie?s New York sale of September 19, we took…

Some years ago, a Dutch diplomat queried a group of us over lunch about Kashmir: why does India not resume…

Next week, when Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor, Dr Bimal Jalan, unveils the credit policy for the second half…

Last Friday, the chief ministers of state governments made no bones. If the Union government could throw good taxpayers? money…

The disinvestment of public sector undertakings (PSUs) continues to spring new surprises. It also demonstrates that unless the disinvestment ministry…

Art, the world over, is a good investment today. The reason, of course, is the derelictions and scams that characterise…