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        • One Nation, Many Burdens

          The GST system of indirect taxation completes five years in 2022, and it already seems to have caused cracks in the idea of fiscal federalism. States feel shortchanged at losing revenue year after year. Was it worth surrendering their taxation powers to a GST Council that tends to agree with the Centre?

          Kamalika Ghosh - January 28, 2022
        • The Most Tagged Man

          From personally ferrying people to hospitals to arranging for cremations to arranging for oxygen, Srinivas BV did whatever he could to help those suffering during the pandemic. His biggest regret: he couldn’t save everyone

          Vikas Pathak - November 28, 2021
        • Was Tata 'Swadeshi' Enough?

          This is an extract from Mircea Raianu's Tata: The Global Corporation That Built Indian Capitalism published by Harvard University Press

          Mircea Raianu - October 01, 2021
        • Is India's largest insurer as rock-solid as it is made out to be?

          LIC's opaque fund management, dismal capital allocation and low profitability are cause for concern 

          V Keshavdev - September 08, 2020
        • Quit India 2.0

          With overreaching bureaucracy and overzealous taxation, doing business in the country has become cumbersome. Many entrepreneurs are lining up Plan B

          V Keshavdev - March 04, 2020
        • Abandon wit all ye who enter Indian politics, warns Tharoor

          Shashi Tharoor made his comic debut at Leading Edge, where he delivered a humorous session on ‘the perils of being an educated politician’

          Asha Menon - November 18, 2019
        • "When sharks bite, don't bleed"

          Secret Diary of Shashi Tharoor — Part 3

          V Keshavdev - November 02, 2019
        • Hall of Fame*

          They are champions in their domain, leaders and entrepreneurs shaped out of pure grit and unconventional ideas

          N Mahalakshmi - October 09, 2019
        • ‘Elections are won with local leaders, PM is often a surprise’

          Ruchir Sharma’s coverage of the Indian political system throws up interesting insights into coalitions and polarising leaders

          V Keshavdev - May 13, 2019
        • Wing and a prayer

          Netas will climb mountains to meet their voters during polls, even fly across skies for Rs.40,000-Rs.50,000 an hour 

          Krishna Gopalan - April 19, 2019