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Saturday, August 16 1997
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Wagon-makers face red signals![[Details]](/icons/bullet.gif){kind=icon}
Banish open tenders. Hang competition. That sums up the mood at India's railway-wagon manufacturers, whether they are plodding public sector outfits or ambitious private sector companies.
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Financial markets must look beyond
Freedom brings both opportunities and risks. Take the money and foreign exchange markets. As the committee on capital account convertibility announced sweeping recommendations that will have radical bearings on the entire economy.
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Behind the khadi curtain
Let me take you behind the Khadi Curtain. You haven't heard of the Khadi Curtain? I am not surprised. It descended in India exactly 50 years ago to the day at midnight on August 15, 1947.
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Tasks for the morning after Real estate: the market itself needs overhaul
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The Group
