In this article for the Mint, Niranjan Rajadhyaksha stresses on why the current version of GST needs to be fixed in the upcoming budget session. 

A more efficient direct tax system can create space for a lower and less complicated GST that could boost economy activity.

In this Pragati article, Associate, Sharmadha Srinivasan shares her analysis on how we can bridge the gap between the need for long-term reforms and the push and pull of short term populism....

The next government should plan to eventually move to a lower standard rate.

There is a pantheon of cess and surcharges imposed on taxpayers.

The government is still too prominent at the “commanding heights” of the economy and it must recede further, making room for a rejuvenated private sector.

Had there been no GST regime, could Chandrababu Naidu possibly have resorted to other sources of revenue through state-specific taxes and not severed ties with the NDA?

The Economic Survey of 2017-18 was presented recently by Chief Economic Adviser Arvind Subramanian, who said that he learnt 10 new things while preparing this survey.

We cannot say whether Prime Minister Narendra Modi has yet been successful in his promise to boost job creation in India.

The op-ed talks about the grim situation in the job market as it stands