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Wednesday, March 17, 2010

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Go easy on Ivy League dreams, please

By Venkatesan Vembu
It shows up, at one level, a Human Resource Development minister capable of thinking big on a project that can truly unlock human resource potential in India.
March 17, 2010

Claim both HRA and home loan benefits

By Sandeep Shanbhag
Ownership of a flat/s will not influence the house rent allowance deduction you are entitled to.
March 16, 2010

Colour of shame

By Anil Dharker
Even if MF Husain had drawn a real nude, he would have only continued the tradition of artistic representation of our goddesses set centuries ago.
March 15, 2010

Crescendo of confusion in the hills

By Ranjona Banerji
The 'poem', grandly taught under ‘literature’ is not a poem at all, as it turns out. It is a song from the Hollywood musical, The Sound of Music.
March 15, 2010

Caesar’s wife must be above suspicion

By Rakesh Bhatnagar
It will be interesting to note what SC decides in appeals by Lalu-Rabri challenging the Patna HC directive that CBI appeal against the tax tribunal’s order in the assets case.
March 15, 2010

Traders advised caution on fresh exposure

By Vijay L Bhambwani
Gold's stay below Rs 16,550 confirms near-term weakness.
March 15, 2010

Advance tax can crimp liquidity

By Arjun Parthasarathy
Corporate bonds may face resistance at lower yields on liquidity and rate concerns.
March 15, 2010

Women's bill: Let it bring the Girl Effect into work

By Mallika Sarabhai
A single woman felt the need to go along with the men but once they were a group they could influence thinking and change practices.
March 14, 2010

Local train during good old days

By Sathya Saran
Running a suburban rail system is an act of precision management of time and resources, and the many branches of Indian Railways seem to have managed to get it right.
March 14, 2010

Why sack 100,000 people when just one will do?

By R Jagannathan
If neta-babu meddling is responsible for ruining the companies, how can their committees address the core issues bedevilling the public sector? It’s like asking the fox to guard the hen-pen.
March 13, 2010
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