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Transportation
Getting Its 787s Back Won't Save Air India
Even after a bailout, the carrier can't pay all its bills -
Mobile & Telecom
India's MakeMyTrip Hopes for a Revival via Smartphones
The mobile boom in India offers another chance to the fading travel site -
India
On Matrimony.com, India's Arranged Marriages Hit the Web
The site has grabbed a big chunk of the nation's matchmaking -
Emerging Markets
Can the BRICS Have Their Own World Bank?
The BRICS have the financial muscle to build a version of the World Bank. But they don't share a common ideology -
India
Mr. Free Market, Raghuram Rajan, Goes to India
A University of Chicago academic tests his theories in a turbulent economy -
Emerging Markets
BRIC Investors Lose Their Taste for Stocks
Poor returns dim shares' luster in Brazil, Russia, India, and China -
India
Coke, Unilever, Colgate-Palmolive Seize India's Biggest Marketing Opportunity
The Kumbh Mela religious festival draws three times the population of Canada, but marketing there is tough -
India
India's Economy Lags as Its Women Lack Opportunity
The country's miserable record on women's rights threatens to stunt its economic growth -
India
Why Apple Is Giving iTunes Discounts in India
The company tries to entice new consumers with discounted songs in its digital media store -
India
India's Educated Women Face a Conservative Backlash
The gang rape in New Delhi exposes widespread hostility to educated women -
Economy
2013 Forecasts From Around the World
Economists and others peer into their crystal balls -
India
In India, a Facebook and Free-Speech Debate
An online comment on a dead politician leads to an uproar -
Asia
Hitler Has a Following in India
Indians read Mein Kampf and watch a movie about the Führer -
India
Malnutrition in an Indian Village
The vast majority of Indians, especially villagers, eat enough to fill their stomachs but not enough to stay healthy -
India
Why Can't India Feed Its People?
Many in the country still subsist on fewer than 1,700 calories a day. Visiting his father's village, the writer learns what it's like to eat as many poor Indians do
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India
India's Poor Starve as Politicians Steal Their Food
Investigations of massive food scams have gone on for years, but there have been no convictions -
Asia
Hitler Has a Following in India
Indians read Mein Kampf and watch a movie about the Führer -
India
India's Economy Lags as Its Women Lack Opportunity
The country's miserable record on women's rights threatens to stunt its economic growth -
India
Mr. Free Market, Raghuram Rajan, Goes to India
A University of Chicago academic tests his theories in a turbulent economy -
Economy
2013 Forecasts From Around the World
Economists and others peer into their crystal balls -
Emerging Markets
Can the BRICS Have Their Own World Bank?
The BRICS have the financial muscle to build a version of the World Bank. But they don't share a common ideology -
India
Why Can't India Feed Its People?
Many in the country still subsist on fewer than 1,700 calories a day. Visiting his father's village, the writer learns what it's like to eat as many poor Indians do -
India
India's Educated Women Face a Conservative Backlash
The gang rape in New Delhi exposes widespread hostility to educated women -
India
Can a Harvard MBA Fix India's Economy?
The returning finance minister tries to restart growth through reform -
India
India's Outsourcing Firms Must Boost Morale
A survey reveals that less than a third of business-process-outsourcing industry employees in India are enthusiastic about their jobs. BPO organizations need to brighten their employees' view of the future -
India
India Needs Doctors, Nurses, and Health Insurance
Despite its reputation for producing good physicians, India is struggling with shortages of hospital beds and qualified medical personnel -
China
India's Misguided China Anxiety
Indians may fret about their growing trade deficit with China, but the gap is mainly about critical infrastructure investment -
India
"Behavior Architects" Tackle India's Social Problems
A Mumbai marketing firm combats chaos from railroads to hospitals -
India
Why You Can't Trust the Facts on India's Economy
Estimates of poverty and consumption inequality vary all over the lot—statistical uncertainty that undermines policymaking -
Emerging Markets
India's Blackout Could Slow Green Energy Progress
The government looks for a quick fix after the blackouts
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India
India's Poor Starve as Politicians Steal Their Food
Investigations of massive food scams have gone on for years, but there have been no convictions -
Emerging Markets
Can the BRICS Have Their Own World Bank?
The BRICS have the financial muscle to build a version of the World Bank. But they don't share a common ideology -
India
Why Can't India Feed Its People?
Many in the country still subsist on fewer than 1,700 calories a day. Visiting his father's village, the writer learns what it's like to eat as many poor Indians do -
India
On Matrimony.com, India's Arranged Marriages Hit the Web
The site has grabbed a big chunk of the nation's matchmaking -
India
In India, a Facebook and Free-Speech Debate
An online comment on a dead politician leads to an uproar -
India
Mr. Free Market, Raghuram Rajan, Goes to India
A University of Chicago academic tests his theories in a turbulent economy -
India
India's Economy Lags as Its Women Lack Opportunity
The country's miserable record on women's rights threatens to stunt its economic growth -
India
India's Educated Women Face a Conservative Backlash
The gang rape in New Delhi exposes widespread hostility to educated women -
India
Malnutrition in an Indian Village
The vast majority of Indians, especially villagers, eat enough to fill their stomachs but not enough to stay healthy -
India
India Needs Doctors, Nurses, and Health Insurance
Despite its reputation for producing good physicians, India is struggling with shortages of hospital beds and qualified medical personnel -
India
Can a Harvard MBA Fix India's Economy?
The returning finance minister tries to restart growth through reform -
India
India Finds New Ways to Tax Foreign Investors
It's easier to go after Vodafone than lower fuel subsidies -
India
India: Miracle, Interrupted
Its once-booming economy has hit the skids. Are the country’s undeniable strengths enough to overcome its many problems?
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