As Bombay School of Economics enters its centenary year, Niranjan Rajadhyaksha fondly reminisces and writes in LiveMint, about his alma mater, and how it has given the country some of the best of her Economists and shaped the country's economic thou...

New central bank chief will likely bring less independence and more obedience to Modi's policy demands.

The Urjit Patel resignation episode is by itself not going to change India’s economic trajectory.

The death of T. N. Srinivasan, the iconoclast who laid the intellectual groundwork for India’s economic reforms, marks the end of an era

The recent appointment of Gita Gopinath as IMF chief economist has once again thrown the spotlight on the glass ceiling in economics

None of the contemporary debate would have been possible without the googly that Milton Friedman and Edmund Phelps threw at the economics profession.

A narrative of north versus south, them versus us, Centre versus states with splices of rationality riveted with rhetoric has come to occupy centre stage.

The Congress economic policy resolution this year signalling a change in its stance from far-left economics to sensible, centrist economics is a welcome gesture.

It is not surprising that only 3% of Indians pay income tax.