The persistence of the RBI with a higher rate regime is a stance in search of a rationale.
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The persistence of the RBI with a higher rate regime is a stance in search of a rationale.
The struggle to contain prices is a common facet in advanced and emerging economies.
The struggle to contain prices is a common facet in advanced and emerging economies.
There is no cogent explanation yet why the granular data of GST collections is out of public reach.
Cash transfer is the theme song of the 2021 sops opera, writes Shankkar Aiyar.
The fact that BRICS continues to occupy global mind space even as it flails in the fog of geopolitics merits attention.
The fact that BRICS continues to occupy global mind space even as it flails in the fog of geopolitics merits attention.
It would seem as if the party itself had not bought into the vision of its leader, writes Shankkar Aiyar.
The wide variance in performance across the economy comes embedded with economic & political consequences, writes Shankkar Aiyar.
The smoke signals emitted by pre-poll promises present a glimpse of discontent and distress in what is verily a K-shaped economy.
Success demands states reform labour laws, enable land acquisition and unclog regulatory cholesterol.
History often rhymes. Xi Jinping, haunted by the collapse of the Soviet Union, may want to revisit history.
History often rhymes. Xi Jinping, haunted by the collapse of the Soviet Union, may want to revisit history.
The strong political consensus for weak reforms must be dismantled for India to live up to its potential.
The strong political consensus for weak reforms must be dismantled for India to live up to its potential.
The rule-based world order cannot sustain on a selective engagement nor can it survive a beggar thy ally proposition.
The parade of Congress presidential poll nominees symbolises how disconnected the party is from the polity of India.
The question posed by the FM should be reframed to ask state governments what would it take for states to make investments happen.
The question posed by the FM should be reframed to ask state governments what would it take for states to make investments happen.
The question that India must confront as it turns 75 is why every change must await a crisis, writes Shankkar Aiyar.