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We simply do not know anyone who will not be corrupt. The purpose of a democracy is to build a system that is less prone to corruption by design...
India’s job market is going backward, not forward. Ask the right questions before you vote
To have a real impact in the current system, you are better off holding the government to account through means that fall under the umbrella of free...
That Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh punch well above their weight is a lesson for poor states: There is light at the end of the tunnel, and effort bears...
Data reveals no correlation between economic growth and the ‘double-engine’ govts. If anything, states with govts formed by a different political...
South India's situation is unlike any in large federal unions across the world. US, UK, China, Germany, and Spain correct their fiscal imbalances...
The RBI suggested in a December 2023 report that with GST impacting ‘vertical fiscal imbalance’, states should consider collecting additional...
Parliament security breach and Nicaragua-bound flight’s grounding in France didn’t trigger the debate on youth restlessness triggered by a brewing...
The democratic model in India is federal but is skewed towards a powerful Union, which tends to accrue even greater power at the expense of the rights...
Uttar Pradesh is too big and corners resources by virtue of its size. It’s unfair to other states.
What is the point of the National Education Policy’s insistence on Sanskrit and Hindi? Marathis and Gujaratis need their own Annadurai.
An average child in India is comparable to one in Sub-Saharan Africa.
There is hardly any spending on agriculture itself, which would ideally mean spending on research and other ways of improving future yields.