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The West stumbles; BRICS in the ascendant
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Ideology causes India to decline on many fronts
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India underperforms
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BRICS, Gold and GDP
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The mask is slipping.
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XTEP is stepping into the Indian market
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Ten Years of the BRI: Media, Think Tank and Youth Dialogue…
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TCL India aims to achieve 10% market share in India’s complex…
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China celebrates Yoga Day and South Asian Culture and Art
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Hydrogen may become the new Holy Grail
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Investments: Land is the smallest part of the problem
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China’s investment can grow further
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Arbitration and the need to protect investments
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New Consul General of Japan in Mumbai Michio Harada: India-Japan relations…
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Articles on Diamonds in Business India and elsewhere
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Can the INR slip further?
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Labour pains behind the glitter in Surat
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Stanchart and Indian banking laws
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Sabyasachi Ray is focussed on growing the gems & jewellery trade…
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FPJ-SIES webinar: Praveer Sinha of Tata Power continues to bet on…
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Which way will the energy prices go?
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NTPC: Anchors strongly in turbulence – Gurdeep Singh, CMD, NTPC
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Solar, methane await better days
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In India, nothing powers like the Sun
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Dangers of marginalising the political space of Southern and Western Indian…
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Lectures on the rural economy
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List of policy booklets and research reports
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FPJ and Moneycontrol Forum: Doubling farmer’s income through cold chain
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Re-imagining Mumbai: Cleaner & less congested
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Solar power: There’s nothing like the sun. By far
17th November 2009
