POLICY RULES

The Delhi High Court today quashed charges against 70 people accused of providing shelter to attendees of Tablighi Jamaat in their homes or mosques during the Covid-19 outbreak in 2020.

Germany less committed to climate action would swing Europe in a very different direction from the one it has been going for some time

Distrust has emerged as a major barrier in policymaking across India, deeply rooted in the colonial legacy of governance

India's growing global role clashes with its domestic challenges. Navigating foreign policy requires a balance between global responsibilities and the imperative of social and economic development

Three successes and two failures of policy in the last five years

Policymaking is not an easy job, and State Capability in India sheds light on the complexities of this task

TNC Rajagopalan answers to SME queries related to GST, export and import matters

Central bank had first issued show-cause; latest action follows company's response to the notice

Customers can use LIC's Digi Zone to buy policies online

Speaking at the GATO 2020, Nazara Technologies CEO Manish Agarwal said a nationwide gaming policy will help drive more investments in the gaming segment

He said if India is able to solve the problems using AI, then the solutions can spread to developing as well as developed nations

Drone firms say the step may encourage an entire supply chain based on these machines, urges faster implementation of the process

Budget set out to address only the problems the govt itself caused, not the ones holding India back

Post-demonetisation, this government's reputation for decision-making and implementation lies in tatters

The costs of improving Delhi's air are known, and GDP accounts for them. But not the benefits

It's when relations are toughest that it becomes most important to see if economic relations with Pakistan can be enhanced

The government is going out of its way to make foreign investment feel unwanted and insecure

Prime ministers have never really taken Indians into confidence about why and what policy reforms they intend

Across the world, economists and other experts are now distrusted - and their intellectual pliability doesn't help

What looking closely at the four big states going to the polls reveals about the challenges facing policy-making in Delhi