In this article for The New Indian Express, Shankkar Aiyar urges for immediate economic reforms, in the light of contraction of GDP by 23.9% in Q1 of FY 2020-21.     ...

This paper approaches the issue of India's poor tax-to-GDP ratio by looking at how the developed economies of today built fiscal capacity over time — and then identifying broad policy lessons for India.

A closer look at the recent GDP data and core sector growth rates to highlight implications for government spending. 

A comprehensive look at the various factors responsible for the present downturn, in the light of Moody's recent downgrade of India's outlook. 

Writing for Mint, Niranjan Rajadhyaksha takes a look at India's current credit cycle from a long term perspective. He notes that the gap between bank credit and nominal GDP points to broader concerns about domestic savings rates. 

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

Swanand Kelkar of Morgan Stanley Investment Management quotes Research Director and Senior Fellow, Niranjan Rajadhyaksha's recent paper on India's macroeconomic environment.

How can India put in place policy reforms to raise GDP growth without creating macroeconomic instability?

India works within an implicit '2-4-6-8' macro economic framework. What is that framework and does it now need to be reviewed?

This is an opportune time to revisit the 2-4-6-8 framework that sets economic targets for achieving sustained high growth.