India is caught at the intersection of a promise of a $5 trillion economy and the reality of a slowdown, between hope and despair.

While the slump debate has focused mostly on monetary and fiscal policies, our monetary dynamics offer a crucial insight.

It is risky at this juncture to bet merely on a natural recovery. Even so, using monetary policy is the best option right now

The ‘India Story’ is caught between questions and answers. Perception is challenged by the perils of slowdown.

The dualism of income stagnation in the farm sector and the rapid growth in rest of the private sector is our next big hurdle.

Economic growth is positively correlated with ease of doing business. This trend holds for countries across income groups.

India has contained inflation in recent years, but it is risky to say that it has decisively won the battle

Estimating economic activity is never going to be an easy task in an economy that has poor data standards.

Managing relative price of food in terms of industrial goods will be one of the biggest policy challenges for the government.

Although the Indian economy is more stable now, some structural challenges to economic growth are still staring us in the face