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There are many more articles written by Swaminathan Aiyar. He has been writing for Economic Times, Financial Express, and Times of India. Given below is a selection of some of his articles. The reader is encouraged to search on the Internet for a specific item if not found here.

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Quick trials a better way to tackle corruption than 30-day shortcut

Proposed Indian bills could oust elected officials jailed over 30 days, sparking opposition uproar. Critics fear misuse against political rivals, undermining democracy’s core principles and federalism, with concerns about politically motivated arrests. India’s reputation as...

Why India must lionise Trump and nominate him for Nobel Peace Prize

India must be prepared for repeated tariff threats...

India needs to punch back on Trump’s tariffs

India must levy reciprocal tariffs. It is not...

2,735 reasons why India needs to cut red tape

India’s ambitious renewable energy goals are threatened by...

Can India ride out Trump tariff tempest?

India faces potential economic slowdown despite recent strong...

Quick trials a better way to tackle corruption than 30-day shortcut

Proposed Indian bills could oust elected officials jailed...

Why India must lionise Trump and nominate him for Nobel Peace Prize

India must be prepared for repeated tariff threats...

India needs to punch back on Trump’s tariffs

India must levy reciprocal tariffs. It is not...

2,735 reasons why India needs to cut red tape

India’s ambitious renewable energy goals are threatened by...

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2,735 reasons why India needs to cut red tape

India’s ambitious renewable energy goals are threatened by excessive red tape, exemplified by the 2,735 compliance obligations for solar plants. This regulatory burden, involving numerous ...
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Can India ride out Trump tariff tempest?

India faces potential economic slowdown despite recent strong growth, with concerns arising from weak industrial production, declining auto sales, and global trade uncertainties, demanding cautious ...
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Will Mamdani’s fairytale rise pave the way for Trumpism’s demise?

As the US declines, voters are fed up with the waffling of centrists who are unable to solve their grievances. So, voters who normally avoid ...
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With US in decline, voters who usually avoid extremes are now okay with it

Zohran Mamdani’s New York mayoral primary win signals a potential leftward shift in the Democratic Party, despite right-wing criticism. The US faces challenges of relative ...
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The big if in the Israel-Iran standoff

Escalating Israel-Iran hostilities have sparked global concern, ranging from nuclear disaster fears to hopes for peaceful resolution. Amidst shifting US hegemony and rising isolationism, the ...
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Pax Americana is coming to an end. Here’s why India should be worried

Indian foreign policy has long sought multipolarity, to give New Delhi more flexibility in foreign policy. But India stands to lose more from the collapse ...
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