Why Arvind Kejriwal can’t assure Delhiites a lower power bill - The Economic Times

Why Arvind Kejriwal can’t assure Delhiites a lower power bill - The Economic Times





The conclusion? "Indian consumers with average per capita income of less than 8% of their US counterparts, in purchasing parity terms, must pay up to 30% more for their electricity to ensure viability of the power sector in India!" 

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Pope Francis' Defining Moments: How The Pontiff Became Time Magazine's 'Person Of The Year'

Pope Francis' Defining Moments: How The Pontiff Became Time Magazine's 'Person Of The Year'

Time to say goodbye to the unemployment rate | LinkedIn

Time to say goodbye to the unemployment rate | LinkedIn



Very good article, must read.

The Inevitable Collision Of Technology and Politics | Digital Tonto

The Inevitable Collision Of Technology and Politics | Digital Tonto

Prez upset over backlog of cases in various courts - Free Press Journal

Prez upset over backlog of cases in various courts - Free Press Journal

Government economic stimulus is powerful medicine. Just as heroin was once used as a powerful medicine. | Fabius Maximus

Government economic stimulus is powerful medicine. Just as heroin was once used as a powerful medicine. | Fabius Maximus

What happens if the economy hits some rocks? Will the Fed stop the taper? | Fabius Maximus

What happens if the economy hits some rocks? Will the Fed stop the taper? | Fabius Maximus

Between 2000 and 2012, jobs grew by a mere 2% per year - The Times of India

Between 2000 and 2012, jobs grew by a mere 2% per year - The Times of India



Unemployment,CPI Inflation / Positive Net Interest Rate,Corruption (Financial/Non Financial) are the only real issues which matter to Voters/Consumers.