Archive for the ‘Manmohan Singh’ Category
Massive state-level corruption defies Manmohan Singh’s call for better governance
Posted by: John Elliott on November 9, 2009
Indira Gandhi – a flawed legacy 25 years after her death
Posted by: John Elliott on October 31, 2009
Goldman Sachs backs vast inequality to boost prosperity
Posted by: John Elliott on October 21, 2009
Twittish tweets and false economies in India’s silly season
Posted by: John Elliott on September 21, 2009
India’s Budget from a finance minister with no apparent reform agenda
Posted by: John Elliott on July 6, 2009
Nath inherits a muddy murky highways programme
Posted by: John Elliott on June 2, 2009
Some good names in India’s new cabinet
Posted by: John Elliott on May 28, 2009
India’s Cabinet haggling shows it needs a House of Lords for ruffled egos
Posted by: John Elliott on May 28, 2009
India’s Bouncing Tycoons – Sunil Mittal back in Africa, Ranbaxy’s Singh loses to Japan
Posted by: John Elliott on May 25, 2009
Regional party claims cloud India’s new cabinet – updated
Posted by: John Elliott on May 22, 2009
A Line-up for the Congress-led Cabinet – and its tasks
Posted by: John Elliott on May 17, 2009
Big surprise win for Congress – BJP and Mayawati do badly – Communists routed
Posted by: John Elliott on May 16, 2009
India’s Voting Ends – after four weeks of hot air
Posted by: John Elliott on May 12, 2009
ABN-Amro banker wins recognition as an independent candidate in Mumbai
Posted by: John Elliott on April 30, 2009
India’s effective Satyam rescue shows the way to go
Posted by: John Elliott on April 17, 2009
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