The default approach to reform – minimalistic and confused – will lead India into crisis - Muddling along isno longer an option

Though it will tackle the tangled web of permissions required for a project, a bottom-up approach would be more effective - Is a National Investment Board needed?

A Single Financial regulator, rather then sectoral ones, is what India needs - One head is better than many

The expectations raised by the analysis are shattered by the self-imposed constraint of only mapping the conjunctures in their present - Facing Globality

The traditional boundaries of economic theory need to expand - Micro, macro, meso and meta economics

PM has to consolidate domestic support - Sastry gets his way on nuclear policy

In spite of today’s negatives and negativities, there is much to celebrate in the idea of India - A sense of independence

REAL ESTATE SECTOR - STATSGURU

The 12{+t}{+h}Plan has a host of provisions to provide health services at various levels to the elderly whose number would touch 315 million by 2050 - Support for the twilight years

Nandan Cleantec, a small, unknown company from Hyderabad, is gearing up to power global aviation - Planes Can Fly on Plants

New Health apps help doctors decide dosage and create patient profile - Digitizing treatment

Centres being located close to the farmers for their convenience -  Over 1,700 centres to be set up for paddy procurement

Companies that are expected to see the sharpest rise and fall in profits for the quarter ended September 2012 - The top and the bottom ten

iPhones sell out, but cars don’t - Digital-age consumption

Low-key reforms,more than FDI and fuel price hikes,would yield dividends - After the fireworks

It’s too early to assess their effect on real investment and output - Reforms resurgent?

The solar market is far from mature; the government and private players need to make concentrated efforts to nurture it - What’s eclipsing India’s solar sector?

The rupee, on Monday, witnessed its second biggest fall of 79 paise in 2012 to settle at a one-week low of 52.64 - Rupee plunges 79 paise

First Solar Inc, Mahindra Solar One Pvt. Ltd., and Kiran Energy Solar Power Pvt. Ltd., have signed an agreement for the supply of advanced, thin-film solar modules for two solar photovoltaic (PV) power plants to be set up in Rajasthan - Three solar firms sign pact for 50 MW project in Rajasthan

Despite Recent Reforms - Growth will be Low for a Few More Quarters