To catch a crook: Three lessons from the Rajaratnam case
Last week, I wrote on how not to catch corporate and political crooks. Readers naturally asked, what is the right
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Why babuji goes too slow
Politicians make policy, bureaucrats implement them. Trust and harmony between the two can produce amazing results. If trust and harmony
Read moreProspects of Third Front are not looking too good
ET Now caught up with Swaminathan S Anklesaria Aiyar, Consulting Editor, ET Now, for his take on the Third Front
Read moreFIR against Moily? As absurd as one against Kejriwal
Aam Admi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal has filed an FIR (first information report) accusing petroleum minister Veerappa Moily of conspiring
Read moreAAP can take a leaf out of Amartya Sen’s book
Many analysts and businessmen fear that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), dominated by socialists and Marxists like Yogendra Yadav and
Read moreRupee slide to 65/dollar and shrinking CAD will boost India’s exports and growth
Once again, emerging market currencies are falling but not nearly as dramatically as in May-August 2013. The episode was sparked
Read moreFalling wheat prices and controls on MSP can rein in food inflation
Food inflation is a huge problem. It has, in different years, been concentrated in different items: sometimes cereals, sometimes proteins
Read moreTime to think the unthinkable: Kejriwal as PM?
The unthinkable happened in 2013: Arvind Kejriwal became CM of Delhi. What’s the most unthinkable thing that could actually happen
Read moreFinding a balanced approach to environment and development
India Inc is delighted with the exit of Jayanthi Natarajan as environment minister, as also with a proposal for deemed
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