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FOREIGN RELATIONS
India, growling and grovelling
Is New Delhi talking tough with Sri Lanka and being meek with China? More

EDITORIAL
Engaging Russia
If India-Russia trade is to rise, as envisaged, new areas must be opened up. More

POWER
Short-circuited power reforms
There appears to be no solution in sight for the power crisis because of the lack of political will to pursue reforms on a war-footing. Continuing slippages could derail the rising economic growth rate. Consequently, most States have been resorting t o load shedding, affecting industrial output and farm production. The decision to constitute a Standing Group of State Power Ministers can perhaps help tackle the crisis, says S. D. NAIK. More

MANAGEMENT
The motivation disconnect
With the sole exception of, perhaps, leadership, there is not a single topic in management that has been as extensively researched, written and spoken about as motivation. Motivation refers to an inner urge ... More

CREDIT RATING
How IPO grading can help
Grading of IPOs in terms of their fundamental quality will enable investors steer clear of unsound offers. More

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
Needed, better direction on directors
Clause 49 is a classic example of over-regulation in the era of de-regulation. More

INTERVIEW
How to set up a business in China
The differences between domestic-invested enterprises and foreign-invested enterprises have been diminishing. More

BOOKS
Crises and cherries
Yashwant Sihna begins his Confessions of a Swadeshi Reformer (www.penguinbooksindia.com) with a narration of `the dreaded moment' that left him with no option but to sign a proposal to mortgage gold to save the country's honour and ... More

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