In this Mint article, Vivek Dehejia, Resident Fellow at IDFC Institute, writes that at the end of his two years as the PM, Narendra Modi should be best described as a pragmatic modernizer of the government’s role in the economy....

Vivek Dehejia quoted in Open magazine to explain the gradualist approach to economic reform in the context of the performance of Narendra Modi's government.

District-wise analysis of how the voters of Bihar voted for the BJP and Modi in this election

Exactly why did the BJP suffer such a brutal reversal?

"Women voters outnumber men in Bihar polls" - Is there more to this statement than what meets the eye?

Manish Sabharwal writes in Indian Express: "Unrealistic ambition and incremental reforms can be self-fulfilling prophecies."

Vivek Dehejia writes in Mint: "The analogy between the Liberals in Canada and the Congress in India at the present moment is deliciously apt."

The talk revolved around the changing voting patterns among the Indian electorate

The conversation revolved around India's emerging role as a global power