Praveent Chakravarty asks if economic reforms really abetted Naidu's downfall in 2004.

Holes in the euro zone may lead to an unravelling of other elements of the union

There were 376 constituencies in which there was a Congress candidate under Indira Gandhi’s leadership in both the 1971 and 1977 elections.

IDFC Institute's Pritika Hingorani interviewed by Financial Times on the planned city of Chandigarh

The way the world is moving, branches are becoming less relevant to connect with customers, says Rajiv Lall

IDFC Institute's Vivek Dehejia writes in Mint: "Atkinson seems to harbour the conceit of scientific socialism that if only we try hard enough, the govt can fix everything that ails us."

IDFC Institute's Vivek Dehejia writes in Mint: "Without a sound regulatory framework that runs itself, individuals will falter, and everyone will suffer."

The economics of rent-seeking help explain the strident opposition to Mumbai's new development plan.

There is a clear decline in percentage of voters choosing the RJD or JD(U) or Congress combined in every election since the 2005 October Vidhan Sabha elections. 

The ordinance route or a joint session of Parliament is a legitimate response to the conundrum that our founders bequeathed us