Complexity of carbon markets
Not so long ago, an Indian company selling carbon credits had a cache of glamour that business-as-usual competitors could only envy. Not any more.
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GoM on food prices meets on Wednesday
A GROUP of ministers (GoM) is scheduled to meet here on April 2 for considering measures to check spiralling food prices.
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Larger outlay for water is alright, but project efficiency is key
THE taps are beginning to run dry in the Capital, although summer's scarcely begun. It's symbolic of a deep-seated problem in the water sector.
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Aussie-Thai querulous over India's sugar export sop
IN times when the world is debating the extent to which the developed countries should be made to limit their farm subsidies running into billions of dollars, a question on the temporary export subsid
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Rahejas move Bombay HC against Goa SEZ order
REAL estate major K Raheja has challenged the Goa government's decision to scrap the approved SEZ before the Bombay High Court.
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Only a model for good PR
THE Coca-Cola company and its CEO, Mr Neville Isdell, must be congratulated for some excellent public relations work lately, and in particular, in India.
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An unpleasant year for prices
Inflation management has to remain centre stage in macroeconomic policymaking. The price of everything is likely to be determined by what the oil cartel can squeeze out of us today.
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Black carbon contributes more to global warming
BLACK carbon, emitted from biomass burning, diesel engine exhaust and cooking fires
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No plans to import wheat for now, says Pawar
The government has no immediate plan to import wheat as it is confident of procuring enough quantity for the buffer stock, agriculture and food minister Sharad Pawar said here on Monday.
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Govt doing homework on 123, Pranab tells US
EXTERNAL affairs minister Pranab Mukherjee on Monday told his American hosts that the government was engaged in the process of resolving the "political problems' in the implementation of the Indo-