India founded BRICS. It should not disengage from the key grouping
by Amb. Gautam Bambawale & Koena Lahiri, Hindustan Times, 29 August 2023 CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE
India founded BRICS. It should not disengage from the key grouping Read More »
August 2023
What Is The Message From ISRO For Dalits, Muslims & Rest Of Us?
Abhay Vaidya, Free Press Journal, 28 August 2023 ISRO’s achievement is symbolic of India’s can-do spirit. Now is the time for Hindus, Muslims and others to come together and take education and employment for the masses to the next level CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE
What Is The Message From ISRO For Dalits, Muslims & Rest Of Us? Read More »
Growth and the tier 2 city
Ejaz Ghani, Indian Express, 25 August 2023 India’s infrastructure investments have led to lopsided spatial development that has slowed job creation CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE
Growth and the tier 2 city Read More »
The promise of our goods and services tax is unfulfilled
Ajit Ranade, Mint, 23 August 2023 Multiple rates, exemptions and patchy coverage have kept this tax reform from realizing its full potential CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE
The promise of our goods and services tax is unfulfilled Read More »
Govt does not allow farmers to profit
Ajit Ranade, Deccan Herald, 23 August 2023 Does the Centre’s imposition of 40% export duty and the announcement to procure additional two lakh tonnes of onions smack of interfering with the market mechanism? CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE
Govt does not allow farmers to profit Read More »
Rethinking the IIT entrance process
Nitin Pai and Ajay Shah, Business Standard, 21 August 2023 The IIT JEE is revered as the arbiter of merit. With industrialised coaching classes, it is less clear that the JEE selects the right people to attend IIT CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE
Rethinking the IIT entrance process Read More »
Import licence for laptops is regressive policy
Ajit Ranade, Deccan Herald, 10 August 2023 By delicensing, the reform took away the power of the bureaucrat to decide who would produce how much and where. CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE
Import licence for laptops is regressive policy Read More »
Import licensing on its own is not an industrial policy
Ajit Ranade, Mint, 8 August 2023 The use of such licences is hard to justify even if government props for some industries may work out well CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE
Import licensing on its own is not an industrial policy Read More »
Why gig work matters
Ajay Shah and Maitreesh Ghatak, Business Standard, 7 August 2023 Gig work is an important new phenomenon in the urban labour market CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE
Why gig work matters Read More »
All Roads Lead North: Nepal’s Turn To China
Book Summary by Arjun Athalye, Research Intern, PIC All Roads Lead North: Nepal’s Turn to China is the first book written by Amish Raj Mulmi from Pokhara, Nepal. He has written about Nepal before, and his writings have been published in Al Jazeera, Roads and Kingdoms, Himal Southasian, India Today, The Kathmandu Post, and The
All Roads Lead North: Nepal’s Turn To China Read More »
