The next phase of economic reforms must negotiate global rules while making hard choices among consumers, firms, investors and regulators. #economicreforms Read more »
India’s export strategy now depends on whether states can remove the local barriers that prevent small firms from reaching overseas markets. #exports #trade Read more »
The Safe System Approach designs roads and vehicles around human error instead of blaming road users after every crash. #roaddeaths Read more »
AI can identify nutrition risks sooner, but data errors and weak frontline services could blunt its value. #malnutrition Read more »
India’s examination reforms should protect question papers and reduce the grip of one-shot tests on education and mobility. #NEET #exams Read more »
Keran and Marwah offer practical lessons for delivering healthcare, education and other services in India’s remote border blocks. Read more »
India’s cereal-based food system protects against hunger but does far less for India's farm crisis that affects incomes and dietary quality. #food #farm Read more »
Digital infrastructure covering building and land records could cut approval delays, infrastructure clashes and lending against unauthorised assets. #land #digitalinfra Read more »
The 1991 economic reforms helped India become the world’s fifth-largest economy, but weak state capacity now limits productivity, investment and job creation. #liberalisation #economicreforms Read more »
India’s new FDI rules may cut compliance costs, but weak supply chains and slow courts still deter long-term investment. #FDI Read more »