
Dinesh Narayanan
A senior editor at Forbes India, Dinesh Narayanan sits in Delhi and writes on policy, politics and economy.
The fight between Sebi and Sahara could lead to a change in the law, making the rules of issuing shares and debentures clearer
The UPA government's last full budget before the next general elections is an exercise in tiding over an year and does not offer long-term fixes for the struggling Indian economy
The railway minister has presented a budget that talks tall but does not say how the plans to rescue the Indian Railways will materialise
GE says it will not pursue nuclear business in India under current liability laws
Direct cash transfers may have helped cut leakages but Chidambaram may not have the luxury of the much touted scheme as his party is running scared
With Rajnath Singh taking over as the BJP chief, it is quite clear that Uttar Pradesh will yet again be the main battleground in the 2014 elections
Rahul Gandhi’s speech may have moved Congress workers and leaders to tears, but the Jaipur Declaration does not inspire confidence that much would change. It's just old wine in an old bottle.
If Delhi police cracks down on public drinking and drunk driving, crimes of opportunity will reduce significantly
Modi will have to tone down his over-the-top politics to make himself acceptable on a national stage
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