First Principles
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India: The Regret Economy
India's reputation takes a beating as the government plays ducks and drakes with policy
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GE's Mark Little: Innovation Is Never a Straight Line
Mark M Little, director, GE Global Research, says that it is important to stay ahead in the game by thinking big or thinking a decade in advance
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Poverty Line: Dialogue Of The Deaf
The furore over the apparent reduction of the Poverty Line to Rs 29 is based on muddled assumptions. A higher Poverty Line will only make sense when India's poor are actually better off
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Why The Poor Can't find a Seat on Indian Railways
Even the PMO can't get Railway Board to move
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Will N Srinivasan Save Indian Cricket?
The richest cricket body in the world can't stop the declining interest in the sport. Can BCCI President N Srinivasan revive it?
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A Telecom Roadmap for the Future
India must eschew unnecessary secrecy and let operators choose their technology
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Shrink the Role of the Telecom Ministry
Regulating the telecom sector requires certain expertise which a government ministry cannot be expected to have
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Can the Govt Restart the Telecom Sector?
The Indian government has an opportunity to restart the telecom sector. Will it come through?
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Telecom Needs Variety Not Quantity
Focus needs to shift from infrastructure creation to reuse of resources and innovation
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The Battle For U.P.
How the outcome of the UP elections could influence the course of India's economic reforms
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RTI: Right To U-Turn
Activists fear that the government's move to exempt the CBI from the Right to Information Act could have ulterior motives