In this The New Indian Express article, Shankkar Aiyar examines the tactical and strategic undercurrents that has lead to the victory of the NDA in the Indian 2019 general elections....

The larger question is whether the BJP-led NDA has leveraged its mandate and the historic majority to deliver what it lured voters with in its manifesto

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 quest to defeat the BJP needs a plan that has more than just ‘let’s defeat the BJP’ on the agenda.

The Congress economic policy resolution this year signalling a change in its stance from far-left economics to sensible, centrist economics is a welcome gesture.

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

In this Print article, Jagdish Bhagwati, University Professor, Law and Economics, at Columbia University, Vivek Dehejia, Resident Senior Fellow at IDFC Institute and Pravin Krishna, Chung Ju Yung distinguished professor of international economics at...

Pritika Hingorani and Komal Hiranandani write in Swarajya: "The way we choose to finance and structure the Smart Cities initiative has direct implications for governance and who holds power in our cities....

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. 

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.