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OFFHAND
Pranab is best left where he is
I am no ill-wisher of the External Affairs Minister, Mr Pranab Mukherjee, whose progressive rise I have been tracking from my days as a West Bengal civilian. He is a person of parts, gifted with an ... More

WIDE CANVAS
A galloping India and China
The Asian giants are growing more because they perform well, have reformed fiscal policies, have the right political climate, and have domestic markets increasingly inclined to consumption. More

A RINGSIDE VIEW
It's only `guarded optimism' for now
Companies' good report cards lend momentum More

MUTUAL CONFIDENCE
Give index funds some thought
Investors must be more aware of trading costs More

SAY CHEEK
High-octane fuel for your life-ride
What is positive energy? It is all about optimism, trust, enthusiasm, love, purpose, joy, passion, spirit to perform at a higher level, effort to overcome adversity in life and at work, willingness to share contagious energy with employees and ... More

CHAT
The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune
Khan was checking his portfolio against the list of companies that had made it to the billion-dollar club thanks to rupee appreciation. Sridevi was studying trends in stock price movements of demerged companies. Dakshinamoorthy was reading a ... More

EUROSCAPE
Offbeat outsourcing from Europe
Some, if not all West European Governments are gradually realising that offshoring/outsourcing is not a choice for Europe. It is a reality that they have to come to terms with, not only for their survival, but to improve their bottomlines. More

JOTTINGS
Silk slaves and official apathy
The gap between announced national priorities and how we carry them out is something we live with everyday. It was brought home most depressingly on Saturday in a BBC programme entitled India's Silk Slaves. An intrepid and relentless investigator ... More

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