α©α©α©α©α©α©β€β€β€β€α©β€β€β€β€α©β€β€β€β€α©π±α©α©α©In a country where some 40 percent of GDP comprises household consumption, itβs puzzling why politicians have never seen Indian consumers as a collective constituency.
Ashok Malik
Editor
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πThe fact that Tibetan protests against visiting Chinese president Hu Jintao dominated media reports rather than a diplomatic gathering was not just the question of emotion prevailing over acronym and number
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UPA's reversal on FDI in retail trade exposes weak governance that paralyses global success
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κ¦―Team Anna may appear to have won the battle, for now. But there appears to be a disconnect between Hazare and his colleagues and the young Indians who came out to cheer them
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πThe US president revealed the contours of a new grand bargain: access to American technology for access to Indian markets. This poses a twofold challenge for Singh.
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Other than Blueline bus drivers, Delhi's landlords are perhaps the city's single-most vilified, demonised, traduced and abused resident group. Three exceptions.
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