Praveen Chakravarty, Senior Fellow at IDFC Institute, questions the 'shock and awe' move by the government to nudge people towards a cashless society

Implications of the Model GST Law being a reminder of how Indian economic policy making continues to function with suspicious undertones of business and markets.

Praveen Chakravarty writes on the shifting goalposts of demonetisation

Mudit Kapoor writes on demonitisation and its behavioural consequences.

How quickly can the Reserve Bank of India print currency? Is this exercise actually ‘demonetisation’? How accessible is a bank to the average Indian? Find out as Praveen Chakravarty explains to Abhishek Waghmare....

The demonetisation of large currency notes is an opportunity for financial inclusion

Demonetisation can only be a part of a comprehensive strategy to tackle corruption and generation of black income.

Currency reform, although a risky natural experiment, offers insights into the economic process.

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

The panel discussed the achievements of Narasimha Rao for ushering in the landmark economic reforms in 1991 and changing the course of Indian history.