India needs to do better at putting capital to work, through some combination of increased investment and more effectively deployed…
In the abstract, the rule is simple: diversify globally, identify opportunities for growth, and boost savings and investment. But devil…
Economics Nobel provides a reminder of the importance of innovation for material progress and that of openness and competition for…
But there are challenges of access, depth, and focus
The idea of a roadmap for India’s social and economic progress is nothing new, of course, and has many previous…
A university-centred model of enhancing research capabilities is as needed as an institutional redesign at the central government level—probably more…
Increased generation from renewables is not the only piece of the puzzle for achieving rapid green development. Efficiency in energy…
The most important reform needed is a revamp of the teacher training system. Teachers themselves are very clear that their…
India’s current problem in higher education is a severe shortage of qualified faculty, organisational capital, and regulatory capacity.
India has to grow in a world that can survive only by reducing greenhouse gas emissions to reduce global warming…
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The Adani saga comes at a good time—just when India is gathering itself for another growth push—and provides an important…
Many adjectives have been used to describe India’s growth story so far. But, to realise its full potential, the country…
Aside from the IPEF, there are other areas where India and the US will find common ground—energy and financial regulation…
Judicious engagement with the global economy and pursuit of the benefits of international trade and international finance are still what…
?Make in India? must signal an end to piecemeal reforms and the long-standing suspicion of business
Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded a successful visit to the US last month.
Political leadership has to believe it can glean greater rewards from structural change.
Steps to replace Planning Commission lack clarity. Start with the value chain of government decision-making
