IDFC Institute's Komal Hiranandani writes in Swarajya: "[JNNURM and Smart Cities] lend themselves to fundamentally different ways of presenting and defining success."

Vivek Dehejia writes a timely riposte to the povertarians, and points to the real crisis in agriculture in India, namely the extreme inefficiency and lack of productivity.

IDFC Institute's Komal Hiranandani writes about India's reservation policies in Swarajya.

“For Canada, the combination of Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Prime Minister Narendra Modi bodes well for the future of the bilateral relationship”

“The web of interweaving reforms spun around Make in India provides a framework to understand Modi’s reforms process”.

Reuben Abraham and Sanjeev Sanyal make the case for a maritime museum in Mumbai in this Economic Times article.

Aadhaar was conceived as a multi-purpose identity since its inception. Hence, it could never have been compulsory, by stealth or otherwise. 

“One cannot dismiss lightly the importance of public opinion shaped by a hegemonic, agenda-driven media narrative”  

Visiting Fellow Praveen Chakravarty writes in Outlook: "Do voters really care about corruption? The figures tell a story." 

Visiting Fellow Praveen Chakravarty writes in Hindu Business Line: "India is too diverse and unique a society for Western models to be effective. The MUDRA initiative takes this into account"