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The collapse of Enron
The biggest American company ever to go bankrupt, leaves a trail of questions and lessons.
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The disingenuous Minister
By going ahead with the accelerated public sector sell-off programme, the Central government, which has constituted itself to manage a country as larg
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An insider's view - from the outside
On the achievements, and failures, of the Indian Police Service.
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Hindutva ire
The NCERT's censorship of history textbooks represents a Hindutva attack on the ideas of pluralism and tolerance.
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The perils of POTO
Draconian preventive detention laws such as POTO will brutalise innocent people, violate human rights and debase the political culture - without effec
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Reforming the police
Any attempt to introduce reforms in the Indian Police should necessarily extract the politician's consent to let the police force function as a neutra
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Unravelling the Doha puzzle
Although developing countries showed unusual unity at the ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organisation in Doha, developed countries succeeded i
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