That’s the view of Viral Acharya, a former central bank deputy governor, who says greater competition means Indian firms will be forced to raise their standards to take on global rivals. That, in turn ...

Photo shows A man in a grey suit, white shirt and red tie holds a bible and raises his right hand as a clerk in a wig reads to him.

The MCC row may be over, but the Nepali media and intellectuals need to reflect on their role.