ECONOMY &
BUSINESS India
eyes slice of HR BPO pie After
medical transcription and customer care, human resource
services is poised to be the next big wave
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Indian Express Peace is not a posture
Pakistan is wrong in assuming India can make territorial adjustments in the Valley. India is unjustified in thinking Islamabad has only to blink and terrorism would stop,
writes KULDIP NAYYAR
Asia Times China freezes,
Asia catches cold
China's planned slowdown is already telling on the other economies in the region, where growth is beginning to shrivel too. This, along with crippling fuel prices and withering US demand, is beginning to confront monetary chiefs with some awkward policy
choices, says ALAN
BOYD
Pioneer New
limits of corruption People now accept corruption as part of their lives. As an issue, corruption has ceased to matter in the
elections -- whether to assemblies or the Lok Sabha, rues
JOGINDER SINGH
Financial
Express The global bull run in gold
Instead of hoarding gold coins or biscuits, India needs to push hard for investment in attractive gold bonds, so that the dormant wealth can be put to productive
use, says SUCHETA DALAL
Asia Times India takes the fight to guerrillas
Building on the successes of its world-renowned counter-insurgency school, the Indian army is developing a second center to provide special jungle guerrilla warfare training, another sign of Delhi's increased resolve to wipe out insurgents in the northeast.
By RAMTANU MAITRA
Unease
grows in the hearts of common Indians as they watch a revered
saint being arrested and humiliated, writes SOUMYA SITARAMAN
No
eulogy for Veerappan No tears
will be shed for the dead bandit, but we must address
the causes that created such a monster, says ARAVIND
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