Finally, the Modi government has tapped a technocrat to do something

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Teachers who don’t show up to work cost India $1.5 billion a year

BySunil B.S.Sunil B.S.

Watch how official impersonators are chasing away monkeys in Delhi

BySunil B.S.Sunil B.S.

India’s Parliament is hiring men with a gift for mimicry to scare away monkeys

BySunil B.S.Sunil B.S.

Markets cheer as Modi govt makes first major reform move—FDI cap in insurance relaxed to 49%

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Half the subsidized urea used by Indian farmers is practically money down the drain

BySunil B.S.Sunil B.S.

How and where India’s government will spend its money during the coming year

BySaptarishi DuttaSunil B.S.Saptarishi DuttaSunil B.S.

Indian industry is thrilled about some provisions in the new Companies Act; so why are they complaining?

BySunil B.S.Sunil B.S.

Don’t count on farms to generate more jobs

BySunil B.S.Sunil B.S.

India’s stock market just confirmed: It really pays to have political connections

BySunil B.S.Sunil B.S.

Smugglers use bizarre ways to get around India’s obstacle course of gold imports

BySunil B.S.Sunil B.S.

Corporate fraud is so bad, this Mumbai startup plans to make money protecting whistleblowers

BySunil B.S.Sunil B.S.

Ignore the market rally; Modi has limited room to turn things around

BySunil B.S.Sunil B.S.

Infosys billionaire Nandan Nilekani had some unlikely political enemies—techies

BySunil B.S.Sunil B.S.