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
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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 »
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 »
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
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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
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Book Summary by Krishna Kaushal Shreedharan, Research Intern, PIC The general global geo-strategic matrix has changed due to the rise of Asia, USSR’s breakdown and Russia’s rebirth, Africa’s economic potential and America gradually losing its footing as the world hegemon. The seismic shift in technology and politics has made it so that power must now take
The India Way: Strategies For An Uncertain World, by S Jaishankar Read More »
Book Review by Abhay Vaidya and Praneet Shukla Seventy-five years after Independence, the need for an efficient, world-class judiciary and a trustworthy law enforcement machinery has acquired paramount importance for a nation like India, far more than ever before. The time has come for us Indians to focus our energies on giving ourselves these institutions
Unmasking Indian Secularism: Why We Need A New Hindu-Muslim Deal Read More »
Book Review by Abhay Vaidya “Was the prime minister sleeping when the Babri Masjid was being demolished?” One of the most gripping chapters in the book under discussion begins with this piece of gossip as it goes on to present a graphic account of the then Prime Minister Mr P V Narasimha Rao’s deep engagement
India’s Tipping Point: The View From 7 Race Course Road Read More »
Book Summary By Chandran Iyer This book is a must not only for the policymakers of India but everyone who is keen to see India on a growth trajectory. Where does India stand today economically socially and politically 75 years after Independence? Where should it aspire to go from here in the next 25 years
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Book Summary By Chandran Iyer It is an open secret that the relationship between India and China is as volatile as high-octane fuel. The two world powers are facing off against each other along their disputed border in the Himalayan region and sparks keep flying on and off. Though the two countries have fought only
Rising to the China Challenge Read More »
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