Amarjeet Sinha

Devolution for development

Developed India needs local government-led human development to truly become an Inclusive India

Govt spending must pursue evidence-based policy for best outcomes

It's important to see the quality of spending and missing gaps in resource provision

Developed India would have to solve pollution, climate change challenge

India's attempt to reduce poverty with high economic growth will be compromised if it is unable to provide better living spaces, writes Amarjeet Sinha

To be a developed nation by 2047, India needs to change a range of policies

For achieving over 8 per cent annual economic growth, the country will have to improve its human capital

To be a developed country by 2047, India needs to focus on 5 areas

Moving up from 6% to 8% growth is possible but the country needs to reset its priorities for that, writes Amarjeet Sinha

Collectives, credit, convergence: Roadmap to make 20 mn women 'lakhpatis'

A pathway to having an inclusive India is achievable, writes Amarjeet Sinha

India's deprived do not want freebies, but ask for 5 things from govts

Good politics can be good economics if evidence-based feedback become the basis of public policy

The real higher education reforms

India needs excellence in higher education with employability

The employment-income crisis

Reforms of the education and skill continuum could usher in an Indian miracle

Crafting credible public systems

Addressing the challenges of the last mile is key to ensuring outcomes

Needed: A PM's council for human development

Leave no one behind with sustainable growth and well-being

Food for thought in a mid-day meal tragedy

The tragedy involving the death of children in a Bihar school should reinforce recent efforts to improve the programme

Amarjeet Sinha: Development, the best contraceptive

Gender empowerment rather than hard-core ¿family planning¿ lies at the heart of India¿s population stabilisation efforts

Amarjeet Sinha: Public health needs public systems, too

Expenditure on health as a proportion of GDP continues to be among the world's lowest