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Eradicating poverty is possible only by raising productivity, employment and wages in rural India. One way of achieving this is

The government’s National Sample Surveys (NSS) disclosed recently that the proportion of people below the poverty line had risen and

INEQUALITIES have increased after Mr Narasimha Rao came to power in June 1991. The National Sample Surveys show that the

CONTRARY to fears expressed in 1991 that the economic reforms would create massive unemployment, there was little change in unemployment

THE POOR are better fed after the initiation of economic reforms, according to the National Sample Surveys for 1991 (July-December)

Congress sabotage of panchayati raj may have been a reason for voter disillusionment with the party, says Swaminathan S Aiyar.

Indian leftists who have long wanted to cripple GATT and the World Bank now have improbable allies in right-wing Republicans

The Fund and Bank should be seen as advisors and not policy makers, says Swaminathan S Anklesaria Aiyar Indians leftist

Foreigners have stopped asking Whether the economic reforms since 1991 are reversible, and instead tend to make gung-ho statements about