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Speaking out: Tata exhorts people of BengalSpeaking out: Tata exhorts people of Bengal
Our Correspondent
In India, we have academics, bureaucrats, technocrats, even a few politicians who champion the cause of free market economy or, to be precise, capitalism. Surprisingly, it is the capitalists who keep mum over the bigger issues of economy; at the most, the.. [ full story ]

Our kind of guy: Badal Jr likes branded products
Our Correspondent
In a country where anti-business and anti-American biases are rife, it indeed takes courage for a politician to be seen as an endorser of the product of a multinational company (MNC). What, however, makes Shiromani Akali Dal chief Sukhbir Badal's associat.. [ full story ]
Our kind of guy: Badal Jr likes branded products

Industriousness neededIndustriousness needed
Our Correspondent
Data have a weird habit of springing surprises, often unpleasant ones. So, the index of industrial production (IIP) for August, showing 1.3 per cent growth against 10.9 per cent in August 2007, startled Finance Minister P Chidambaram, who actually questio.. [ full story ]

Scoring self-goal: Sheila Dikshit persists with BRT
Our Correspondent
Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit seems to be determined score a self-goal for herself and for her party. After a series of gaffes, many of them in the sphere of public transport, she is insisting on the continuance of the bus rapid transport (BRT) corr.. [ full story ]
Scoring self-goal: Sheila Dikshit persists with BRT

Jet-tisoning reason: Sacked employees behaving irresponsiblyJet-tisoning reason: Sacked employees behaving irresponsibly
Our Correspondent
The process of liberalization began in 1991; a number of important decisions were taken to open up the economy; many a chain that was fabricated during the high noon of Nehruvian socialism was broken. But, unfortunately, the pernicious mindset fashioned d.. [ full story ]

From Archieves
Relying on deadwood: States depend on public sector in mining
Arjun's arrows: Keen to destroy Brand IIT
Good move: DPP liberalizes defence purchases
Harebrained idea: Fund cannot check inflation
Act fast: Bring PPP in education sector
Stealing freedom: Govt wants to control steel sector
Let Goa pay: SEZ promoters should not suffer
Key issues like energy take back seat
Tryst with collectivism: Advani disapproves of Ranbaxy sale
The way out: Cong, BJP need consensus
Waking up: UPA adopts austerity measures
BSNL should go public
Original Sin called NREGS
Lose-lose situation: Populism hits taxpayer; netas don't gain
Wild-goose chase
No please-all rule in farm prices
Ban on futures trading futile
Raj again stokes parochialism
BRT has blinded Delhi Govt
Earlier, Govt pretended to have magic wand
Inflation rattles UPA Govt
Populism is friend of inflation
A tale of three states
Punjab's woes: Economic policy needs drastic change
Shourie vindicated: But the real victor is Left
Spiral of populism: Using taxpayers' money for votes
Welfarism eclipses security concerns
Blind to excellence: AICTE doesn't see good B-schools
NREGS failure is inherent
Taxing times: Govt reluctance to reduce rates
Govt is unduly slammed for Sensex crash
Left abandoned: Workers favor non-Left unions
Fraud in World Bank health schemes
When small is big: Tata deserves all the plaudits
Legalized loot: NREGS is deeply flawed
Goa SEZs go
Confused Govt: Ministries work at cross purposes
Confused Govt: Ministries work at cross purposes
Patkar's paroxysms: She wants to jeopardise Posco project
Sack Aiyar: Mega rally would be a disaster
Good riddance: BRPSE chairman resigns
In hot water
House of cards: Selja has quixotic plan for poor
Higher education: Sickness sans cure
Brand Nawab: Politicos sustain Bluelines on roads
Divided house: Renuka crusades against SEZs
Maya's perverse move: 1,000 Reliance Fresh workers sacked
Cess-pool: Egregious move to raise resources
Even PSUs have to bribe officials
Blithe spirit: Cricket at its best
Montek pleases communists
Joining the issue: India Inc supports nuclear deal
Maya for poor: Quotas may lead to de-industrialisation
Patently wrong
More controls can't tackle rural distress
Can Buddha see the whole truth?
Jihad, Naxalism arrest growth
Targeting retail: Kerala Left bans big chains
Myth exposed: 'Jobless growth' does not exist
Licence to kill: Proposed licensing of big retail
Indian staff blackmails all; Govt bows to them
Indian staff blackmails all; Govt bows to them
Reds want to kill big retail
Kerala commies' roadblocks
Nooyi's retrospective wisdom
Confessions of UPA functionaries
Anti-Posco protests are motivated
Unnecessary evil: Karnataka discriminates against women
Aiyar wins, Delhi loses
Whipping couriers to save a govt deptt
Ignore CITU on SEZs
Pleasant surprise: Govt has done well by defreezing SEZs
Poverty of policy: Posco impasse hurts Orissa
Bank unions overreach the mandate
Because populism involves us all
Public sector baffles powers that be
Deceitful politicians
Singur protest is blatant
Unionizing BPO will hurt the Red bastion
Politicians may block growth
Price control will hurt pharma sector
Garibi Hatao II: Idiotic move
Rebuff to the Left
SEZs should benefit, not hurt, farmers
GM-Ford Inc?
Boom time, but govt may play spoilsport
Paswan strangluates pharma sector
India Inc gets aggressive
Creeping privatisation
CAG is wrong on privatization
Approach to 11th Plan: Beautiful, not bold
Budget 2006: Without direction
Kamal Nath unnecessarily bats for Mittal
AAI employees need rod
Red hand in Orissa violence
Left again bullies govt
Sonia hurts national interest
Communist conspiracy to destroy India
Red star over India
Left lays landmines in economy
Commercialization of education: Need of the hour
Gurgaon helps Left
Sonia’s belief: After me, the deluge
When will liberals see the evil of communism?
Gurgaon cold to Left rhetoric
Tragedy of Gurgaon: Credulous media, Left lies
Treacherous Left dictates terms
Call Left’s bluff
Ignore Left on Posco
Aiyar appeases Left
Job quota: Capitalists work against capitalism
Demolish the Left
Unnecessarily tarnishing Shourie
Chidambaram remains obstinate
Kerala workers expose CPM’s hypocrisy
Left’s hypocrisy on economic policy
Tyranny of unions in Bengal
Confront Paswan’s casteism
Intellectuals oppose rule of law
Chidambaram wants to return to command economy days
Patently perfidious behavior of BJP
PC fools industry, media, reformers
Chidambaram specializes in finding excuses
Chidambaram tries to fool nation with his budget
Budget: Directionless hotch-potch
UPA govt’s triple-speak
Govt shows spine: FDI in realty sector cleared
The industry of crying wolf
Time to shed outdated ideologies and open FDI in retail trade
Ordinance against ITC: Govt's extortionist methods
Devil quoting scriptures
Say no to reservations in private sector
Can reforms be without human face?
Whither Left Theory?
Befuddled Bongs of Bengal....Keshto Patel at indiacause.com
If someone asked a teenager student of India about what is common with Rabindranath Tagore, Subhash Chandra Bose, Raja Ram Mohan Roy, Vivekanand, Satyajit Ray...
Kerala Conundrum....Keshto Patel at indiacause.com
What good is of any state where you have highest literacy rate, better life expectancy, low infant mortality rate and overall better quality of life index...
Calling CAG Report on Centaur, coloured, Shourie fires a rebuttal....Navina Kumar at IndianExpress.com
Former Disinvestment Minister Arun Shourie has strongly rebutted the CAG’s report on the sale of the Centaur Hotel saying that one set of its observations...
Heritage Foundation/Wall Street Journal Index of Economic Freedom....Heritage Foundation
The latest edition marks the 11th anniversary of this journal. The idea of producing a user friendly “index of economic freedom” as a tool for policymakers and investors was first discussed at The Heritage Foundation in the late 1980s. The goal then ….
The Oil-for-Food Audits: A Damning Indictment of U.N. Operations in Iraq....heritage.org
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