In a choice between brazen appeasement and unabashed communalism, it is best to vote for grassroots governance, no matter what party
RBI will keep policy rates high to squeeze inflationary expectations and ensure India is not caught flat-footed when the Fed eventually tapers
The latest effort to cut govt expenditure mtay yield solid benefits this fiscal but the issue of hierarchy-based austerity may cause problems
The episode holds lessons for both domestic policy and international co-ordination
Trade facilitation agreement a must for India
Raghuram Rajan will live up to his stated views on inflation
The provision of 'land for land' for those displaced by irrigation projects has been done away with
There may be areas of concern but there is absolutely no reason for despair or despondency
A closer look at the UPA's track record shows that not all is bad
A woman can't step out without a back-up plan, a phone call to a friend who lives nearby, and an extra wad of cash in her purse for a radio taxi ride
The state has goals. If it structures compensation the wrong way, it creates the wrong incentives and the personal goals of public servants diverge from those of the state
Undaunted by what non-ideal mortals call pragmatic reality, RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan rolled up his sleeves on his first day in office and rolled out a series of measures that turned sentiment
M&M represents quality and value for money in the corporate world. In politics, it has a completely different meaning
India highly vulnerable on future tapering unless the govt moves fast on reforms