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Public vs pvt sector: Which service is better?

02.08.2008 17:47    rediff.com
Let us take four examples, though, one each from telecoms, aviation, the media and banking, because these are the great success stories. Without exception, the service quality in each of them has plummeted.


We are not there yet

02.08.2008 17:46    rediff.com
The ominous explanations of some of the NSG countries in the Board should alert to the perils ahead.

Land acquisition? What's the solution

02.08.2008 01:10    rediff.com
There are no quick-fix techno solutions here in which the real problems can be fobbed off for later. In this environmentalism, there is only one answer: changing the way we do business, with them and with their environment. It will


ISI: Rogue, responsible, or both?

02.08.2008 01:10    rediff.com
In the case of Pakistan what has complicated matters is the proclivity of the Pakistani State to keep the jihad option alive for achievement of foreign and even domestic political objectives. This has created a situation where it is no

The changing face of marketing

02.08.2008 01:10    rediff.com
As we get more consumer-centric, there is a need to re-orient our view of marketing and business. It's no longer about waging wars but actually about forging relationships. This gains in ascendancy as you observe few other environmental changes taking

More bad news for the aviation sector

02.08.2008 01:10    rediff.com
To the horror of many passengers, many airlines have also started imposing all kinds of charges never heard of before.

Because it is Ram Setu and not Nehru bridge

02.08.2008 01:10    rediff.com
Why is the government in such enthusiasm to find a way out or to collect invalid data and offending propositions for just one purpose -- destroying the Ram Setu? Should that be the prime concern or motive of democratic governance

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