Economic Perspectives Real COP27 failure is absence of commitments on long-term climate financeC.P. ChandrasekharThe decision to set up a loss and damage fund to help developing countries is its only achievement.
Guest Column: Perspective Why I have great expectations from the Bharat Jodo YatraRama Kant Agnihotri
Counter Culture The Art vs Artist conundrum and the audience that is between themPrathyush Parasuraman
Guest Column: Reservation Does the EWS verdict represent the revenge of the ruling classes?Peter Ronald deSouza
Guest Column: Judiciary Judiciary needs a proper orientation to overcome technological illiteracyK. Chandru
OYO & the valuation gameAs the cracks in the business model employed by the budget hotel aggregator OYO are becoming apparent, both disgruntledhoteliers and investors are que
A self-made fiscal trap The government’s obsession with the fiscal defict results in reduced public spending and demand and consequently lower tax revenues.
Travails of the MetR.K. RAGHAVANThe hacking scandal comes at a time when there is disquiet in the U.K. Police over the Conservative government's proposal to cut back on the police bu
Reality bitesWhat Indian television needs is a dominant public broadcaster that sets the benchmarks in technical and artistic quality for the private channels to e
Not all fun & gamesJAYATI GHOSHThe preparation for the Commonwealth Games in Delhi has led to large-scale displacement, but there is very little effort at relocation and rehabilitat
India and the worldIndia's declining influence as a leader of developing countries may reflect not only national and international political economy forces, but also the
Stifling dissent and debatePRAFUL BIDWAIUnder attack from NGOs for its communal orientation, the BJP seeks to browbeat them and also impose indirect forms of censorship.
Openness, deficits and lack of developmentJAYATI GHOSHA report from UNCTAD highlights the role that greater trade openness may have played in worsening growth prospects in much of the developing world.
Women in Indian politicsJAYATI GHOSHWomen are as ever underrepresented in the election fray and in party structures, but in many ways, most of them qualitative, they have never been as i
The looming shadowJAYATI GHOSHRecent trade data confirm that the government's management of the external sector has made future balance of payments problems likely.
Plebiscite on prejudice?PRAFUL BIDWAIThis is the country's dirtiest, most personalised, election campaign. By launching it, the BJP has confronted India with a choice: for or against bigo
The G-15 and the WTOJAYATI GHOSHThere has been a singular lack of any concrete achievement at the Bangalore meeting.
SlideshowColours of desireA mother’s sari collection feels like an act of vengeance against a life that had deprived her of small joys in her youth.
