ET Editorial

Good riddance to an illiberal mandate

• A Global Ill Wind Of Inflation
• Bird Flu: Call to Arms, Not Panic
• Growth Cure for Financial Stress
• Outside Remit of Court and Law

• The Law, Milords, Not Politics
• Keep vaccines out of partisan politics
• Norms for competitive capital markets
• Court review of farm laws welcome
• Let Pujara be: Judge a batsman by his average rather than strike rate in Test cricket

ET Commentary

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  India’s neighbourhood first in practice
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  DRAMA at the Farm Gate
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  Addressing the Eclipse over Sunrise Sectors in India

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  5Gth Symphony, 1st Movement
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  Of Greening and Greenbacks
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  Be Open to Scrutiny, For This isn’t Dream11

Interviews

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Blogs

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  Will US Go the Whole Hog With Trump’s Second Impeachment?
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  The ultimate romantic or a pathetic fool
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  Good riddance to Trump but the real threat to world health, security is Xi Jinping

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  The rolls are still the same but Calcutta isn’t
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  Even if Democrats control US Senate, progressive Biden policies may be opposed by a few of his own party Senators
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  Will there be a Covid-19 surge following the decision to allow 100% capacity in Tamil Nadu cinema-theatres?

Citings

• Banking on Projects-TAMAL BANDYOPADHYAY If the rise of Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services (IL&FS) defied all logic and the creation of this ‘business model’ broke all sorts of laws and regulations, there was a lot of mystery...
• The Chinese Syndrome-DAVID SHAMBAUGH Sitting in the reviewing stand on the north end of Tiananmen Square on the occasion of China’s national day and the sixtieth anniversary of the People’s Republic of China on October 1, 2009,...
• Corporate strategy
• On Police Reforms
• A Capital Conundrum

• IT: Dimming Glamour?
• On Human Capital
• Regulatory reforms
• Managing Taxation
• Managing Recovery

Speaking Tree

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  Realise the Divine Within
  -DADA J P VASWANI How much greater, how significant you will feel when you consider yourself part of the Universal Spirit that sustains and moves through earth, sky, water, air and fire? What will be...
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  Life Lessons In Kite Flying
  -ANOU LUNIA SINGHVI Flying kites can make you feel like you are on top of the world, expansive and full of hope. That feeling of nothingness, perhaps nirvana, the exalted state shastras have expounded upon,...
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  What Really Matters
  -SADHGURU JAGGI VASUDEV When times are difficult, remember the one thing that really matters. Most people have become like this on all levels. They are less concerned about the phenomenon of life happening within them...

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  The Water Paradox
  By NARAYANI GANESH The long-held scientific and cultural belief that life began in the ocean, may perhaps soon be revised somewhat, going by new research being conducted by biochemist John Sutherland and his team at...
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  The Living Bridges
  Narendra Niru Sarawgi I was awestruck when I encountered ‘Umkar’— the living root bridge — while exploring the woods of Cherrapunji in Meghalaya. The breathing roots of trees met, merged and melted into a spectacular...
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  Meditate a little daily
  Sant Rajinder Singh When we take on monumental projects, when we want to do things that appear unattainable at first, we can accomplish them if we do them little by little. To attain the lofty...