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By the way

DIPANKAR BHATTACHARYA looks at people and professions

By the way

Dipankar Bhattacharya looks at people and professions

By the way

Dipankar Bhattacharya looks at people and professions

By the way

Dipankar Bhattacharya looks at people and professions

By the way

DIPANKAR BHATTACHARYA looks at people and professions

By the way

Dipankar Bhattacharya looks at people and professions

columns

This IDEA needs some thinking through

R Srinivasan

Using technology to solve agriculture problems is good but issues like the digital divide and privacy must be addressed

Is India winning the Covid battle?

Paran Balakrishnan

It appears so, thanks to strong supply of vaccines and the inoculation drive

Mutual funds SIPs hit an all-time high

Akhil Nallamuthu

This IDEA needs some thinking through

Using technology to solve agriculture problems is good but issues like the digital divide and privacy must be addressed

Lifeline for telecom

The reforms unleashed in the relief package for telecom is a timely rescue act

A new pipeline for infrastructure

The National Monetisation Pipeline can be a game changer if it has the support of the stakeholders and regulatory ecosystem

A controversial move by FIFA

A biennial FIFA World Cup is sure to devalue this marquee event

The politics behind MSP

With UP elections nearing, will BJP hike sugarcane support price?

Tackling zoonotic diseases

A development model that doesn’t erode animal habitats is key

All you wanted to know about...SaaS

Recently there was news that Freshworks — a Chennai- and Silicon Valley-based Software as a Service (SaaS) ...

All you wanted to know about vaccine passports

As the Covid-19 vaccination drive is gaining momentum, the focus is now to the opening up of the economy ...

All you wanted know about National Monetisation Pipeline

There are many who invest in a second home, but cannot stay in it for various reasons. Letting that home out ...

statistalk

Mutual funds SIPs hit an all-time high

Statistalk | Trends in lending landscape

Statistalk | Telecom industry at an inflection point

Statistalk: Commodities shine, domestic consumption falters in Q1

Statistalk | Gaps in rural healthcare infrastructure

What’s behind G-SAP 1.0

With the new Government Securities Acquisition Programme, the RBI has announced an advance calendar for ...

How the OTT landscape is set to change in India

Why did the Central government bring in new rules for OTT content?The government said it has been receiving ...

Taxing interest on PF contributions— Soaking the salaried ...

Is the government playing ‘Robin hood’ by taxing interest earned on employees’ contribution to provident ...

letters

Letters to the editor dated September 15, 2021

Jumping the gunWith reference to the article ‘Is India winning the Covid battle?’, more than half of our population has received at least one vaccine dose and about 17-18 per cent have received both the doses, which is a good progress. But stating that we are winning the battle would be jumping the gun. Let us wait for some more months and keep up with our vaccination pace. The medical fraternity are still not sure about whether or not a third wave will come and what kind of intensity it will have. Moreover what we are witnessing in Kerala and some parts of Maharashtra, calls for more vigilance on our part. Right now the government’s priority should be on vaccination especially in the rural areas. Bal GovindNoidaCrypto concernsWith reference to the article ‘Re-examine crypto policy’ (September 15), as per the traditional definition of money it has four essential characteristics — a medium, a measure, a standard and a store. In these terms, crypto currency cannot be called a full fledged money as it is not a standard or a measure. Its value keeps fluctuating as per demand and supply and it is at best an asset class like any other commodity and has limitations from the regulatory ...

Letters to the editor dated September 14, 2021

IBC’s eventful journeyApropos the Editorial ‘IBC-five years young’ (September 14), in the last over three decades, there has been three major ...

Letters to the editor dated September 13, 2021

Settlement of tradesThis refers to the editorial ‘T+1 the way to go’ (September 13). Effective performance of the stock market revolves around a ...

Letters to the editor September 9, 2021

Managing the rupeeThis refers to ‘The impossible task of taming the rupee’ (September 9). The RBI is facing the onerous task of managing the forex ...

Letters to the editor dated September 8, 2021

Retain NBFC modelThis has reference to ‘NBFC regulation needs to be strengthened’ (September 8). If NBFCs are to be regulated like banks, a ...

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DIPANKAR BHATTACHARYA looks at people and professions

By the way

Published on:January 19 2020

Twenty YEARS ago tODAY

PSU separation scheme to get alluring lookThe Government is set to modify the existing voluntary retirement ...

Twenty YEARS ago tODAY

New York Life to sell Bharti Cellular StakeNew York Life International Fund Mauritius Ltd (NYLIFML) will sell ...

Twenty Years Ago Today

Thumbs down for rate cut pleaThe Government and the Reserve Bank of India today turned down India Inc's plea ...

Twenty YEARS ago tODAY

SEBI puts scam onus on broker, Fll, OCB nexus The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has established ...

Twenty years ago today: August 26

IFCI broke collateral norms: RBICompanies known and unknown, listed and unlisted, have received loans without ...

Twenty YEARS ago tODAY

Weak banks' adequacy needs are RBI's headache: Govt The Ministry of Finance has asked the Reserve Bank of India ...

Bringing Indian science to the fore

This book is an important attempt at giving Indian science a recognition it has long deserved, but never got

The making of a train

A racy tale of beating babudom to roll out Train 18

Data and its discontents

The quality of the statistics of a country is a measure of its goodness, say the authors

Interesting, but only in parts

The profiling of 25 BITSians follows a templated style

A journey of passion, purpose and grit

The book is a fascinating tale of an intrepid entrepreneur and the company he has built

A memoir which leaves a lot unsaid

Amartya Sen’s book does not focus enough on his towering academic and professional life

Dangers of going digital

AI, ML collect loads of user data which can be misused

Indian influence in US polity, culture

From Kamal Harris to Mindy Kaling — this book charts the Indian story in America

‘India has carved out its own path in foreign policy’

In his new book, former diplomat Vijay Keshav Gokhale throws fresh light on India-China relations since Independence

For people with aspirations

A book that focuses on an oft neglected aspect — soft skills

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