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  • Hard lessons in education

    Dropout rates have fallen, especially among girls, but they are still worryingly high....
  • CDR needs a helping hand

    Addressing the disparity in credit off-take across states is critical for inclusive growth. ...
  • Corruption has ‘taken over India’ but can be eliminated

    Corruption has virtually enveloped India, growing annually by over 100 percent, but systemic graft can be ended for good, says a new book by two economic experts. ...
  • How much do the corrupt earn?

    Public officials in India may be cornering as much as Rs.92,122 crore ($18.42 billion), or 1.26 per cent of the GDP, through corruption, says a new book by two economic experts.  ...
  • Reading the signals

    Right to education will achieve little if school children lack even basic literacy skills. ...
  • Many a Slip ’twixt the Cusp & the Lip

    Holding up investment plans will hurt growth. ...
  • Govt’s reform push may have hit a wall

    Govt suspends FDI retail move to end deadlock in Parliament; cabinet clears Rs.8,750 cr package for West Bengal. ...
  • India stops overseas retailers’ entry due to domestic protests

    India suspended its decision to allow overseas retailers including Wal-Mart Stores Inc. to open supermarkets, a blow to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s efforts to boost foreign investment. ...
  • Wal-Mart in India Deal is Off: PM Manmohan Singh Backs Off Foreign Retailers Plan

    India has retracted its plan to allow foreign retail chains like Wal-Mart and Britain's Tesco to open in the country, according to media reports....
  • India Suspends Foreign Retail Plan Amid Protests

    India suspended its decision to allow overseas companies like Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (WMT) to open supermarkets after protests by opposition parties and its allies paralyzed parliament.  ...
  • Poor record

    IN its 11 years of existence, Jharkhand has essentially been perceived as an archetype of political instability and corruption.  ...
  • Off the Bharat track

    Plans to provide around 73,000 villages with bank branches lag targets so badly as to make a mockery of financial inclusion as a social goal.  ...
  • Consumer goods makers face headwinds in rural sales

    Dabur CEO says high inflation is causing rural demand to slacken, affecting overall volumes growth....
  • Education scores low

    Despite an increased enrolment rate, children's learning capabilities remain dismally poor in rural India. ...
  • Size does matter

    Economic logic has long called for more states but it is the politics, as always, that will define this debate. ...
  • Kerala to push l for low-cost airline: Oomen Chandy

    Kerala has not given up on a proposal to start an airline of its own, particularly to provide low-cost options to its vast diaspora in the Gulf, and will soon pursue this with the central government, chief minister Ooman Chandy has said. ...
  • Singh Speeds Up Decisions as Wal-Mart Closer to India Entry

    India may move a step closer next week to opening its $396 billion retail market to foreign companies including Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (WMT) as it seeks to free a legislative process deadlocked for a year by corruption charges.  ...
  • India's spiral fever

    Data show there?s hardly any let-up in price pressures, with inflation continuing to hover around the double-digit mark. ...
  • Small states work better

    There is obviously a lot of politics to UP CM Mayawati’s announcement that she plans to take the proposal to divide UP into four states to the state assembly next week. ...
  • Gujarat sees sharp rise in economic freedom

    As Gujarat leaves behind its sordid past of communal violence and destruction, other states are unable to improve security of life and property in the manner required, says a report prepared by three senior scholars - Bibek Debroy, Laveesh Bhandari and Sw...