Bring The Boys Back Home The Indian success story in software is hyper documented and commented upon with regularity in the media, and during the… 23 years ago
That Feeling Of <i>Deja Vu</i> After changes upon changes, we?re more or less the same…? ? Paul Simon, The Boxer By the end of this… 23 years ago
Where The State Has Failed: A Cautionary Tale I have often wondered why the state with all the resources at its command, the largest collection of contemporary art… 23 years ago
New Breed Of Indian Nationalism And, the fog continues to disrupt life in Delhi. But we now have a new and rather crazy, thoughtless disruption…rehearsals… 23 years ago
Dump The ?Duties??? India, EU Need To Interact More Often The meeting between the world?s largest and second largest democracies, held last Friday in that cradle of democracy, Athens, was… 23 years ago
On The Vexatious Dividend Tax The proposal to exempt dividends from tax in the hands of the recipients, and companies from dividend distribution tax, might… 23 years ago
Corporate Disclosures And The Media Eight years ago, when the IPO market was at its manic worst, corporate India first began to demand curbs on… 23 years ago
Royalties Will Lead To Death Of Markets Wherever there is a good thing, every one wants a share of it. Our contemporary art market is no exception.… 23 years ago
The Joys Of Being Indian Government authorities illegally shot dead a leopard in Delhi instead of tranquilising it, when it wandered into a populated area.… 23 years ago
Japan: Back To Yen Pity Years ago when I was studying in the United States, Japan was a constant sub-theme in academia. Every year, thousands… 23 years ago
The Regulator Bumbles Along The decision by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to first clear 31 stocks for derivatives trading, and… 23 years ago
Sharing Bed Linen & More With Brussels Relations between India and the 15-nation European Union (EU) are caught in a time warp. The year may be 2003,… 23 years ago
What?s Investor Protection About, Anyway? Consider this. We know that Kumar Mangalam Birla?s Grasim Industries has a 15 per cent stake in Larsen & Toubro… 23 years ago
November?s Grim Tidings? The Index of Industrial Production (IIP) for November 2002, released on January 10, was bad news. Output growth fell from… 23 years ago
Taking A Look At Art Of The Future I am writing from the venue of the Asian Social Forum in Hyderabad, with people from all over the world… 23 years ago
Return Of The Renegades Delhi is shrouded in fog and the great ceremonial building, Hyderabad House, is shrouded in endless metres of white cloth!… 23 years ago
January, Iraq And Oil Crude prices came off their declining trend in mid-March 2002. The proximate cause was the soon to be dispelled notion… 23 years ago
Watching Over The Watchdogs Several years ago, at another of those endless seminars on corporate governance, an academic quoted an unnamed Tata director saying… 23 years ago
