CPI-M General Secretary Prakash Karat on the incidents in Nandigram and its aftermath.

Finance Minister P Chidambaram's speech.

G K Pillai, chairman of India's Board of Approval for SEZs, demystifies SEZs and the controversy surrounding them.

G K Pillai, who heads the government's SEZ panel, demystifies SEZs and the controversy surrounding them.

Globalisation, BlackBerries and new performance pressure are making 70-hour work weeks routine. But is this tiring trend good for Corporate America?

The Mutual Fund Identification Number (MIN), mandatory for investments above Rs 50,000 in mutual funds, is likely to stay, even though the month-old confusion over it continues.

It's not just women who complain about being harassed at the workplace. With female bosses becoming more and more common, men often have the same complaints as well.

There is obvious competition at the front-end, but cash-and-carry will benefit the kirana as well, apart from the impact on supply chain and agriculture.

It all began in the family grocery store back in Omaha.

The Lenovo chairman is building a new breed of multinational.

Post-Moily, the debate is about how the IIMs' quality is likely to suffer. Yet, good US B-schools have a lot more students and a lot better research.

'It's important to keep this on the level of a rational friendship and not look at it as a love affair, because that always carries the risk of disappointment.'

To many Indian-Americans, the nuclear deal is something more personal: a confirmation of India's emergence as a global power, says The New York Times. \n

Chidambaram's Budget speech.

The resolution was passed unanimously by voice vote.

Legislation with respect to outsourcing were introduced in nearly all the 50 US states as well as in the Congress and there is little to indicate that this legislative trend is going to stop, a new study has indicated.

Former Intelligence Bureau joint director M K Dhar on the worst act of aerial terrorsim before 9/11.

'We need to work on the team spirit rather than focusing on individuals,' says Sudhir Patel.

Finance Minister P Chidambaram on Monday announced in the Budget for 2005-06 that the Planning Commission has drawn up Tsunami relief programme costing Rs 10,260 crore (Rs 102.6 billion).