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Kanika Datta: Public sector's sustainable 'advantage'

The roots of the Indian public sector's structural deficiencies are deeply embedded within the political economy

Kanika Datta: CSR beyond the sanitary truths

Titled "CSR in WASH: What are India's Top Companies Up To?" its broad findings seem to indicate that CSR tends to be constrained by demands of shareholder value, and, therefore, afflicted by tokenism

Kanika Datta: Coming to terms with 'sin' businesses

As India crawls up the ladder of prosperity & maturity, it is worth wondering whether any govt will be brave enough to lift the proscriptions on these traditional 'sin' businesses

Kanika Datta: Sense and sensitivity

In today's febrile political atmosphere, the gap between sense and sensitivities is growing wider

Kanika Datta: India's 'bad name'

The corporate-political complex is often accepted as the price emerging economies pay for faster growth, especially in areas where public policy intersects with private capital

Kanika Datta: Mendicancy as a policy option

Much of the initiative lies with the states and this is where the prime minister may want to focus to foster the kind of change that will make India a magnet for investments