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Rahul Jacob: World-class metros?

Rahul Jacob: Speeding up decision making

What the BJP government will have to guard against is mission creep, which was apparent in the president's speech on Monday

Rahul Jacob: India's jobs emergency

The human resources development minister is the most important ministerial appointment

Rahul Jacob: Nehru then, Modi now

The battles of this election were a sideshow; Jawaharlal vs Narendrabhai is the contest of the epoch

Rahul Jacob: Cracks in China's economy could hit the Sensex

The ripples of the Chinese property slowdown could be felt far and wide across the world

Modi's way - and the highway

The author tries to separate the hyperbole from reality in the Gujarat model

Rahul Jacob: Priyanka, cause celebre

Why is the mainstream media transfixed by her inanities?

Site of horror now an arena for differing visions of secularism and development

Rahul Jacob: Enjoy the e-tail boom while it lasts

Rahul Jacob: In defence of Manmohan Singh

He built the foundation for our expectations of faster GDP growth today - the reforms of the 1990s started the process of making India modern

The upside of failure: Success

Scott Adams, the creator of Dilbert, charts how to fail your way to success in a new book with entertaining anecdotes from his own life

Rahul Jacob: In memoriam

When I moved back to India last autumn after a couple of decades away, one of the most enjoyable aspects of relocating was reconnecting with my parents' friends

Rahul Jacob: A monument of national shame

Rahul Jacob: Why Narendra Modi alone cannot solve India's economic woes

The sad truth is that the solution to India's biggest problems lies with its mostly apathetic state and district governments

Rahul Jacob: The wrong way to root out corruption

As a nation, we are going through an era of name-calling about corruption that is spiralling out of control

Rahul Jacob: India's selective outrage over Khobragade row

India needs every sheriff in the world who is not intimidated by the high and mighty

On a group and a prayer

Amy Chua and her husband's deeply researched and compelling book explains the unique success of Mormon and Jewish communities in America

Rahul Jacob: Fact, fiction and Narendra Modi

Rahul Jacob: A Capital experience

It is one of India's resilient charms that there is no such thing as a generation gap. Many of my newer friends in the city are thirty-somethings, better read and more cosmopolitan than I am

Rahul Jacob: So much empty rhetoric