A sidelight of the Chinese prime minister's India visit was official approval for expanding a well-functioning mechanism for regional co-operation
Thanks to Beijing's mis-steps, there is greater enthusiasm today for alliances and initiatives that balance China
The UPA's claim that its flagship rural employment scheme has eradicated an age-old scourge is hard to believe
In its war against Naxal terror, India has much to learn from the unique battle against Malayan guerrillas five decades ago
India needs to think about how First World democracies deliver the things their constitutions promise. Simply copy-pasting the forms isn't enough
A failure to sign the India-EU free-trade agreement soon will be a final betrayal of the principles of 1991
How a lack of culpability is making victims of India's women...and its cows
India will have to completely reverse how it focuses development activity in the coming decades
Govt should streamline its free medicines plan
Closer relations with Japan are a strategic must
The RBI's conservatism has been criticised by the government and industry for stalling growth. But the facts suggest a weak correlation
A network of interchangeable transport systems with seamless access can go a long way in easing urban commuters' woes
States must invest in both physical infrastructure and the institutional infrastructure that supports markets
Bad times worsen for India Inc
USFDA's zero tolerance policy requires our drug firms to reorient not just processes but organisational cultures to serve that market credibly
Our twenty-somethings may have a tough time ahead. There are a few things they can do right, though.
Winding down quantitative easing will be messy for the West and a big problem for India
Reflects the troubles of public sector banks