Offering real time solutions for mitigating the problem needs an examination of the anatomy of the cash crisis to recognise the magnitude of the supply-demand gap

The article contends that India’s many failures are due to lack of administrative accountability

The article outlines the how despite having done away with the licence raj in 1991, India continues to be plagued by the 'permission raj' -wherein you need anywhere from 90 to 140 permissions for new projects

The article looks at the reasons for the 1991 reforms and tries to rectify the midleading narrative evolving around it. 

Vivek Dehejia highlights the next steps as Raghuram Rajan prepares to move on from the RBI

Shankkar Aiyar argues: "R3XIT was ugly, but Raghuram Rajan's going is not the end of the world".

Vivek Dehejia argues that NITI Aayog's presentation to the government - Creating a Movement for Change - should be evaluated for what it is supposed to be, a roadmap for the bureaucracy to function better, and not be misconstrued as a statement of e...