Google started maintaining data about blogs from May 2009 onwards. In this data, I find the most read posts were:
- The Right to Education Act: A critique, by Parth Shah
- What in the world is happening to the rupee?
- The rupee: Frequently asked questions
- When and where do great feats of architecture come about?
- Guide to the Eurozone crisis, by Percy Mistry
- The US sells chopsticks to China, by Jim Hanson
- Household financial choice of the hapless households of India
- Don't like the SKS valuation? Compete, don't complain, by Bindu Ananth and Nachiket Mor.
Given a chance would love to ask if the eminent writers of SKS article also wrote something about how rong they were or how mislead they were. It beats me that a stock lists on 13th AUg 10, all analysts drum up the stock, and within 3 months the company is surrounded by all kinds of corporate governance issues. Now generally speaking unless its Satyam few analysts and other market participants get some wind of negative information about a company. Now how come in India the so called MFI experts like Mr. Mor were so oblivious to such things - even though it was in public domain that govts. were thinking of bringing the ordinance against MFIs. Not a single MFI expert at that time was talking about the risks - obvious and latent in that business model and how everyoen was trying to get out.
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