Shankkar Aiyar discusses the failures of past reforms to streamline the Indian state.

After India’s announcement of ‘One Nation, One Market’ in the agricultural sector, Shankkar Aiyar, in the New Indian Express, reflects on the mechanics of policy reforms in India, where problems and solutions for economic growth are known. ...

In India, the social programmes for alleviation of poverty and hunger seem to fail in delivering their outcomes.

In this article for The New Indian Express, Shankkar Aiyar analyses the recent corporate tax rate cut and the need for continuous reforms. ...

In this article, Shankkar Aiyar writes on the quantum of taxpayer money wasted and the need for efficiency.

Developers have to seek clearances from multiple departments. They have to ensure compliance with a large number of rules and regulations that may be subject to revisions and pay steep official charges and fees. There are serious delays in granting p...

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 Atal model of development designed the building blocks for the $2.5 trillion economy and the India  story.

The fracas in the fraternity calls for attention and repair of a critical element of governance - deliverance of justice. 

The improvement in the World Bank Ranking as well as the study by IDFC/Niti Aayog based on an enterprise survey of over 3,200 companies, gives tangible grounds to believe institutional reforms on the ground have finally begun.