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Eyes on the Prize

Mixed Paper ArticleBy Chaitanya KalbagMay 14, 20251 Comment

India’s ex-prime minister says the nation needs a unified approach to fuel growth  LEFT: Supporters of India’s main opposition Congress party attend a protest against what they say is a rise in the prices of essential food items and fuel in Ahmedabad in June. RIGHT: India’s former prime minister Manmohan Singh (blue turban) and main…

Manmohan gets Gandhigiri 

1st Oct 2006, Hindustan TimesBy Chaitanya KalbagMarch 4, 2025Leave a comment

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh placed his seal of approval on Sunday on Lage Raho Munnabhai. In South Africa on a three-day trip long on history and symbolism, the prime minister said he was “heartened” to see that the latest Sanjay Dutt blockbuster “is a film about a young man’s discovery of the universal. and timeless…

Gandhi Peace Prize for Desmond Tutu 

2nd Oct 2006, Hindustan TimesBy Chaitanya KalbagMarch 4, 2025Leave a comment

Archbishop Desmond Tutu has been awarded the Gandhi Peace Prize for 2005 in recognition of his “invaluable contribution towards social and political transformation through dialogue and tolerance”, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh announced on Monday towards the end of a three-day visit to South Africa.  Tutu, who will turn 75 on October 7, won the Nobel…

PM asks Pakistan to walk the talk on terror 

4th Oct 2006, Hindustan TimesBy Chaitanya KalbagMarch 4, 2025Leave a comment

Islamabad’s response to request for cooperation on Mumbai blasts will test the commitment given in Havana  Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Tuesday that Pakistan would have to prove that it was serious about joining hands with India in cracking down on terrorism, and the first test was the Mumbai train explosion findings.  “How else…

PM traces the Mahatma’s historic steps 

30th Sep 2006, Hindustan TimesBy Chaitanya KalbagMarch 4, 2025Leave a comment

Durban, September 30  PRIME MINISTER Manmohan Singh touched down in balmy weather in Durban on Saturday on his first visit to South Africa to honour a man who, 100 years ago, chose to stand up against an iniquitous system and set in motion events that have profoundly shaped history ever since.  The Prime Minister boarded…

The Needle’s Eye
Planning omission: The hydra-headed monster of Yojana Bhavan

11th Mar 2019, The Economic TimesBy Chaitanya KalbagAugust 23, 2024Leave a comment

When a little girl named Topsy is asked in Uncle Tom’s Cabin if she knew who made her, she says “I expect I grow’d.” This Thursday, July 10, Arun Jaitley will declare financial independence when he unveils the Union Budget for 2014/15 without the Planning Commission breathing down his neck. True, the budget drafters in…

What the Government Needs to Do Now

15th Sep 2013, Business Today, ReportageBy Chaitanya KalbagAugust 5, 2024Leave a comment

Despite the crisis, a clear message must be sent to the investor community that India is open for business. There was an initial spurt of excitement after the new Reserve Bank of India governor was announced. Professor (Raghuram) Rajan is obviously highly accomplished. But there is only a very limited amount the central bank can…

Most Powerful Women

14th Oct 2012, Business Today, EditorialBy Chaitanya KalbagJuly 30, 2024Leave a comment

From the Editor Our Prime Minister can seem like an accidental politician. Speaking publicly, he comes across as earnestly wooden, and when he addressed the nation on September 21, the eve of the autumnal equinox, you often felt the tele-prompter was scrolling up faster than Manmohan Singh could enunciate, But speak he did, and many…

A Lone Prime Minister in a Nation of President

8th Jul 2012, Business Today, ColumnBy Chaitanya KalbagJune 26, 2024Leave a comment

Quit moaning and hear the good news, folks! India is going to be the world’s largest beef exporter in 2012, beating out Australia and Brazil with 1.4 million tonnes of buffalo meat hoofing it to distant shores. You may think the domestic economy is all blood and gore, but it is not. Last weekend, it…

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