Oh-oh. Eavesdropper was jolted recently by the sight of a never-ending queue outside the out patient department of a hospital…
Mumbai has many attractions as a place to live, work and invest in. Periodic bouts of Marathi chauvinism, typically given…
Other mega-investors take care to watch the intricate Ps and Qs of Indian policy while putting down money. South Korean…
?India?s middle class is up in arms again,? said Boss, ?and the drawbars at the gates of Delhi have been…
Another Indian infrastructure project is in trouble. This time, the crisis concerns finding funds for the proposed dedicated railway freight…
The NSSO findings on India?s unregistered manufacturing sector, released earlier this week, highlight the slow pace of change in this…
Idols fever is about to take over everybody in South Africa, and as we all know, Idols generates a frenzy…
The Securities & Exchange Board of India?s latest move to do away with the initial issue fee for close-ended schemes…
The Winograd commission report that criticised Israel?s 2006 war against Hezbollah in Lebanon as a ?large and serious? failure, is…
The recent numbers on consumption spending in India brought out by the Central Statistical Organisation show how rapid economic growth…
By this time, J?r?me Kerviel is running neck and neck with Osama bin Laden as the world?s Most Wanted Man.
India?s recent experience validates the ?impossible trinity? you refer to in your editorial. An open capital account with a pegged…
Along with the justifiable euphoria generated by the revised GDP growth rate figure of 9.6% for 2006-07, the more satisfying…
That the government has chosen to loosen sectoral FDI caps in a wide scatter of industries after a gap of…
The Centre recently called a meeting of experts on the issue of funding infrastructure projects. Government officials, poring over the…
Reserve Bank of India?s Q4 review of credit and monetary policy is replete with cautious optimism.
The latest employment figures thrown up by the National Sample Survey Organisation, with data for 2005-06, raise troubling questions.
The Indian impulse is to resist either-or trade-offs of the sort that economists like to pose. Inflation, thus, is sought…
