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Chetan Kanojia - the lone Indian battling the goliaths of American TV

The Aereo founder's case against American broadcasters being heard by the Supreme Court in the US could change the future of television forever

Textbook politics and the return of revisionism

Don't include chapter on my life says PM Modi even as his HRD minister seeks to introduce ancient Hindu texts in school curriculum

Explaining the Amway brouhaha: 5 things to know

William Pinckney, Amway's India CEO has been arrested for the second time in two years. We explain why the company continues to court controversy in India

Experts laud integrated coal, power renewables ministry

Feel petroleum should also have been brought under the ambit of the super-ministry

Why Mahesh Murthy is suspicious of the Flipkart-Myntra deal

This deal is about "trying really hard to make The Great Indian Roll-up work for its investors" feels the veteran venture capitalist

The curious case of @PMOIndia

For the PMO the digital transfer of power proved too hot to 'handle'

Gandhis stay on: moral accountability be damned

No reason is valid enough for our netas to step down

A wave of all waves hits India

Its neither a 'negative'wave nor a 'sympathy'wave. The 2014 wave is clearly a 'governance' wave

10 big takeaways from the exit polls

Decks cleared for Modi as PM, Congress faces its worst defeat

Look ahead - India's BIG week

5 key events and data points to keep an eye on this week

Is it time to move beyond GDP?

Even while India continues to obsesses over it, there is growing consensus globally that the conversation around development needs to move beyond GDP

How Amethi, Rae Bareli fare compared to UP & the rest of India

The two Gandhi bastions fare worse than the rest of Uttar Pradesh and India on 7 of 13 socio economic indicators

Unshackling Doordarshan: Will Modi walk the talk?

Does Modi have the will to unchain India's public service broadcaster from the shackles of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting?

Thomas Piketty- The man shaking up the foundation of economics

French Economist Thomas Piketty has created a stir among global economists and policy makers with his book "Capital in the Twenty-First Century"

Corporate tycoons on censorship overdrive

Investigative journalists face the brunt as Corporate tycoons send one legal notice after another

24X7 News - Where slurs hold sway

By focusing solely on the mudslinging, the scandal mongering TV media is equally to blame for driving down the quality of political discourse in the country

The TPP threat

Obama may set the stage for the ambitious Trans-Pacific Partnership to be concluded this week. India can't afford to ignore its progress

6 controversial books of the past year

Gas Wars: Crony Capitalism and the Ambanis is the latest title whipping up a storm with RIL serving a legal notice to its authors

Boom across the borders

The flames are dousing in Chidambaram's "ring of fire". India's neighborhood is booming even as the country fights a protracted downturn

The confusion around the Gujarat model

The stark binaries created around Gujarat's economic reality has kept the voter confounded and far away from the truth.