The RBI cannot confuse de facto operational independence with de jure policy independence.

The moot point is must the government own all that it owns, and must it manage whatever it decides to own?

Need for China to find a balance between providing transitory protections to nonviable firms and liberalising sectors in which the country has a comparative advantage.

This “one nation, one policy” notion is deeply flawed and ill-suited for the India of today when the differences among its states are the starkest in the world

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

Praveen Chakravarty, Visiting Senior Fellow at IDFC Institute explains why introduction of Rs 2,000 rupee note, goes against the very grain of demonetisation of high value currency to prevent black money. ...

The article highlights the need to revamp India's civil services program 

The article stresses on the need to revamp India's healthcare administration and empower local bodies to achieve national objectives

Reviving rental housing needs drastic changes to the existing rent control regime to make it more responsive to the market while continuing to protect tenants against unfair rent increases and evictions.

Splurging taxpayer funds in venture capital to boost start-ups is illogical and a travesty of the ‘minimum government’ promise.