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Each year, India loses millions of extremely qualified, educated women from the formal workplace whose participation could almost single-handedly transform…

The Centre’s stand that revenues will boost infrastructure work doesn’t hold

The Kerala government, which had earned international praise last year for its handling of the pandemic, should focus on containing…

Integrating into the global economy can provide economies of scale and spur innovation

A ratings-based algorithm that recommends potential independent directors to companies can help

The Supreme Court’s landmark Balchand judgment (1977) laid down ‘bail as the norm’, and reiterated this in several later judgments.

To realise the sahakarita se samriddhi vision, it must decontrol and de-bureaucratise co-operatives

Scope of proposed Electricity Act reforms promising; but for these to work, states must shed irresponsible subsidies

One will have to wait for its blueprint to see how it plans to take the country forward. However, experience…

Apart from the sovereign, there are bodies that are regarded as quasi-sovereigns for reasons that I shall not elaborate for…

There is a preponderance of SCs and OBCs among the new ministers and only one Brahmin, though the caste is…

In January last year, figures put out by the United Kingdom’s Minister of State (Home Office) Susan Williams showed that…

Power-exchange-led markets are playing a key role in India’s growth amid Covid-pain. But, the question is: Do we need the…

Member-states will have to work on building forests and other vegetation, important carbon-sinks.

Non-farm informal sector wages have borne the brunt of ‘forced formalisation’; generous social welfare schemes and helping small firms key…

All efforts needed to prevent a third wave, or at the very least, a similar toll, must be made—more so…

The proposed global minimum tax rate likely won’t adversely affect India’s recently-announced concessional rate of 17% for new manufacturing companies