Indian economy
25 Years of 1991 Reforms: In Praise of Creative Destruction
Pranjul Bhandari and Rohit Lamba
Twenty-five years after the reforms of 1991, India needs more if the country is to escape the Middle Income Trap
Raghuram Rajan: The Governor and Governance
Raghuram Rajan’s exit and the question of institutional independence
Welcoming Foreign Money, Slowly
India opens up key sectors to investment from overseas but it may take a while to boost economic activity
Economic Reforms: The Growth and Gloom Story
Beyond the magic figure of 7.6 lies the bigger challenge for the Modi Government
Pratap Bhanu Mehta: Argue or Be Damned
President of the Centre for Policy Research, Prata Bhanu Mehta has no qualms speaking his mind about the Modi Government's trampling of civil liberties
Raghuram Rajan: The Big Bank Theorist
When the world is hurtling through economic crises and India stands relatively unhurt, the credit, in no small measure, goes to Raghuram Rajan
PV Narasimha Rao: The Outsider Who Dared
PV Narasimha Rao needed somebody who would be adept at tackling the immediate problems, come up with out-of-the-box solutions, and take courageous decisions to pull the country back from the precipice. He plumped for Manmohan Singh
Time to Smile: Growth Gains Momentum
A new frenzy of hope grips Raisina Hill as growth gains momentum
Rising from the ashes, slowly
The three ‘shocks’ that are transforming India. But don’t expect miracles
‘India gave enough time for the culprits to flee’
Former Swiss banker and whistleblower Rudolf Elmer says that black money from the subcontinent stashed away in Swiss banks is used for terror activities. Exclusive interview with Deputy Editor Ullekh NP
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