In this article, the migration expert, Dr. Irudaya Rajan argues for a stronger and better coordinated migration policy which focuses on the well-being of Indian
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A Diamond with many Facets
Kalyani Unkule raises a valid concern about the maintenance of the Kohinoor diamond in India, given its intriguing history and proposes an alternate way to
A Lost Comparative Advantage? Case of India’s Electronics Manufacturing Sector
A piece on India’s ailing electronics manufacturing sector by Deepanshu Mohan and Mehak Malhotra argues that unintended oversight in a hurried liberalisation policy as
Make in India Vs. Made In India – A Layman’s Guide
In this essay, Kalyani Jain outlines two different economic programs ‘Make in India’ and ‘Made in India’; one the government has and another the government
Devolution Of Funds To Local Govts – Budget 2016 Reflects A Shift In Policy Thinking
By Sahil Aggarwal “A sum of ₹ 2.87 lakh crore will be given as Grant-in-Aid to Gram Panchayats and Municipalities as per the recommendations of
Will India’s Economy live up to Expectations?
Unlike other emerging economies, strong investor sentiment and the meltdown in crude oil prices bolstered India’s growth in the last financial year. Though the projected
Myth of “Value Added” in Indian Industry: Has India Missed the Bus?
Sourish Dutta is an MPhil Student of Applied Economics at Centre for Development Studies, JNU According to the ASI database, although the flow of “Net
“China’s One Belt One Road Initiative”: Analysis from an Indian Perspective
Reproduced from Economic and Political Weekly Issue Vol. 50. Issue No. 49, Dec 5, 2015 with the authors’ permission. The authors Geethanjali Nataraj (geethanjali@orfonline.org) and
Roses With Thorns: Necessity of “a visible hand” in India’s Peculiar Growth Story
For nations that have emerged from a history of economic suppression, isolation, or recession, identifying a path to higher economic growth has been a topic
Essays on Equality..
The Flawed Concept of “Equality before Law” Justice, a quintessential element of society, the absolve of which gives birth to oppression and anarchy, the mere
India-Afghanistan: A Tie from the Past
In this essay, Srilaxmi Sriram explores India’s historical relationship with Afghanistan and underlines the future potential as well as possible obstacles which can serve as
Bharat Stage Norms Too Low For Volkswagen?
In light of the US Volkswagen scandal, Bharat Stage, as India’s emission norms are called, are touted to be too low to generate worry for
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