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Strict medical-college fee policing will discourage private players even as India needs more doctors; more govt funding the real solution

Subsidy reforms can no longer be postponed. On food subsidies, Govt can either streamline beneficiary eligibility/numbers or revise issue prices,…

Lenders should not be forced to consider Wadhawan proposal, this would create a moral hazard

If the priority is strategic localisation of supply chains, make incentives contingent on time-bound and realistic targets

Chartered-flight wedding to sidestep corona-norms further evidence of why citizens are also to blame for the Covid spread

The Supreme Court’s e-Courts Committee Draft Vision for Phase III has the potential to prove transformative

A data-driven approach to climate resilience necessitates certain fundamental reforms in India’s data-ecosystem

If it wants to avoid a religious backlash, it can start with recognition under the secular Special Marriage Act, along…

Renault-Nissan episode shows firms must be mindful of workers’ safety, but workers also must behave responsibly

The moral and immoral dimensions relevant to communications are very important to handle crises. Any organisation’s crisis response must be…

The curious part of this QE exercise was that all these measures were invoked at a time when there was…

It is unlikely that the SEP rule would have an immediate impact on multi-national enterprises who may be eligible for…

It is highly unlikely that a large population of students can be safely vaccinated by July, and likely August, too.

It is important that discoms close out PPAs because, thanks to the pandemic, construction of both solar and wind power…

Overall network speed worked when video-streaming was not as ubiquitous, and not as central to the right to work and…

The first lesson that we can take away from the election is that the ideas of growth and development are…

The flagging has not been done at random but is within the scope of a specific policy Twitter has in…