INDIA’S beleaguered iron ore mining industry is lurching towards yet another crisis. After being battered with production cap, environment-related clampdowns, labyrinth of taxes...
ByK. SUBRAMANIANMarch 9, 2017SINCE most of the times we completely identify with our mind and thoughts, we fail to observe and be aware of our thinking...
ByK. SUBRAMANIANOctober 20, 2016WHAT happens when a leading mining company, which is majority-owned by the government and also listed on the stock exchanges, deliberately sells its...
ByK. SUBRAMANIANOctober 17, 2016INDIA’S essential feature of democratic set-up includes a permanent bureaucracy which has come to be known as the Steel Frame. This Steel Frame...
ByK. SUBRAMANIANAugust 8, 2016THE Delhi Government called a two-day special session of the Assembly beginning Friday, June 10, 2016, primarily to highlight alleged corruption and irregularities...
ByK. SUBRAMANIANJuly 5, 2016THE iron ore mining industry in Karnataka grabbed headlines in 2008 when the State’s Lokayukta reported largescale illegal mining in Bellary, Chitradurga and...
ByK. SUBRAMANIANJune 5, 2016CALL it stalemate, gridlock or deadlock, the seeds of the present state of affairs in Maharashtra lie in the hung verdict of the...
ByK. SUBRAMANIANMarch 6, 2016SERVICES under the State, under Article 16, 309, 310 and 311 of the Constitution, are much sought after in our country. Apart from...
ByK. SUBRAMANIANOctober 9, 2015FOR the Bharatiya Janata Party’s young, dynamic, successful and powerful President, Amit Shah, it was a big jolt. Despite his refusal of Nagaland...
ByK. SUBRAMANIANJune 6, 2015THE author was a member of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) of the Tamil Nadu cadre from 1968 to 2005. The book deals...
ByK. SUBRAMANIANFebruary 6, 2015