Sanjaya Baru

Economics may be shifting power from the West to the East but the US would remain on top.

India gained independence from the British but prosperity with English

The key to the success of India's 12th Plan lies in what state governments can and will do

The subcontinent is on way to becoming the crossroads of Asia once again

The monsoon session of Parliament will show if small people can preserve great institutions

Germany, British India and Korea were all partitioned. But each divided nation has had a vastly different experience

This is perhaps the most well-rounded bilateral relationship that India has with any country

Their geo-political differences will be managed, given the geo-economics of an inter-dependent world

Managing expectations lies at the core of economic governance in a modern economy

In 2008-09 boosting consumption helped sustain growth. Now it's investment that needs a boost

Germany has deployed geoeconomics to alter the geopolitics of the euro zone

Forget about G2, China could be G1 soon. Arvind Subramanian's wake-up call is a must read

The 12th Five-Year Plan approach points to some 'old blocks' to a new, 'reasonable' growth target

Both India and the United States are preoccupied at home, but they need each other more than before

PV provided political cover for Singh's initiatives two decades ago.

Political instability poses a greater threat to economic growth than corruption

The Eurozone needs a real union and a Gadgil formula-type exit from the present crisis

Does rising outward foreign direct investment show India Inc has arrived or is leaving?

The quest for energy security is central to national security and the national interest