The extraordinary profits earned during World War I provided the initial capital for several Indian industrial groups that would become dominant in the years to independence

T.N. Srinivasan, along with Jagdish Bhagwati and Padma Desai, deserves the lion’s share of credit for developing the intellectual consensus around economic liberalization

What does LIC's future look like? Does the government need to step in?

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.

Comparison of 2002 Indian economy to that of the present.

Belief in a strong state and leader, and market economy, with a stress on Hindu roots define the new right

Vivek Dehejia, Jagdish Bhagwati and Pravin Krishna use figures to counter demonetisation fallacies

The article talks about forgotten history of the maritime trading network and the importance of matrilineality in the South East Asian history

Praveen Chakravarty and TV Mohandas Pai argue that the notion that there is one right valuation for a company is absurd. To pretend that the government is the best judge of this valuation and to use that as the basis for persecution is tyrannical...

Sanjeev Sanyal, Visiting Fellow at IDFC Institute, shares his views on the idea of India, the Indian economy, and reforms in an interview in the Mint.