The 2019 Act permits consumers to file complaints concerning commercial transactions that involve earning a livelihood through self-employment
Our education system is a destroyer of all talent by enforcing learning by rote, and then holding coaching classes to 'crack' competitive exams. And then, papers leak
An idea on JRD Tata's birth anniversary on July 29
Social media bans raise a larger question. At what age should society stop regulating life choices and allow people to make their own?
The anxieties and aspirations of the youth are an opportunity for a more consequential debate on India's economic trajectory
Back when India moved slowly, every window seat came with a view, and every rail journey came with excess baggage - food, fears, family drama
The authors argue GST rate rationalisation has broadened the tax base, improved compliance and refunds, and boosted consumption, though its full impact will take longer to assess
Thirty-five years after the 1991 reforms, India needs a new reform wave focused on deregulation, stronger state capacity, judicial efficiency and faster growth
Thirty-five years after the landmark 1991 Budget, India must revive the reform spirit with fresh policy changes, stronger institutions and wider reforms beyond the economy
NPCI's offline NFC-based UPI can expand digital payments and financial inclusion, but robust security, fraud safeguards and strong consumer protection must underpin its rollout
How enterprise digital public infrastructure can become the new rails on which India re-enters the AI game
India's recent flurry of FTAs is an excellent start, but it is only a start
FSSAI's recent actions highlight the need for stronger food safety enforcement, stricter penalties and better coordination to protect consumers and boost global trust
NITI Aayog's investment index highlights wide disparities among states, underscoring the need for governance reforms, stronger institutions and balanced regional growth
The next frontier of insolvency reforms is preparing companies for distress before it strikes
The Delhi student protests underscore growing anger over exam failures, demanding accountability, education reforms, and meaningful government engagement instead of police action
The basic idea behind the liberalised FCNR (B) scheme and other such measures is to attract foreign-currency flows, which will help RBI build foreign-exchange buffers at a time of global uncertainty
A stable economy does not require a permanently stable exchange rate
India needs long-term stable foreign investment. Ad hoc short-term concessions serve a limited purpose
Top-down ambition, these pieces show, may set the direction, but durable progress depends on distributed capacity