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OPINION

WHEAT
Why farmers bank on the ‘arhatiyas’
Forty-year-old Kewal Krishan is a ‘commission agent’ or an ‘arhatiya’ at the Moga grain mandi in Punjab. As farmers like Sukhdev Singh from nearby Dagru village bring their wheat to the mandi, it is Kewal Krishan who has ... More

EDITORIAL
Higher revenues a silver lining
While the increase in corporate tax revenues indicates a robust year ahead, government needs to resolve conflicting stakeholder claims that are impeding new projects. More

INSIGHT
Is India’s culture democratic?
When, a few weeks ago, the West Bengal Governor, Mr Gopal Krishna Gandhi, sought to identify himself with the misery of the people going without electricity for long periods by voluntarily subjecting the Raj Bhavan to a power supply cut for two ... More

ECONOMY
Monetary policy overload in combating inflation
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FOREIGN TRADE
The relevance of Prebisch to today’s Unctad
Having attended the past four triennial meetings of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad), this writer has been witness to the UN body’s struggle to maintain its critical role amidst pockets of opposition. ... More

PETROLEUM
Jeddah meet: No respite for oil importing countries
India’s proposal for a price band may not seem practical as many OPEC countries are reluctant to increase production and are also happy about the current level of crude prices. More

PEOPLE
Banatwala: Cast in the classical mould
Ghulam Mohammed Banatwala was perhaps the last of parliamentarians cast in the classical mould. He loved and admired Mohammed Ali Jinnah and dressed immaculately and spoke impeccable English. More

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