The Times of India

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

Poverty is declining, rural prosperity is booming and even low-income households are increasingly buying consumer durables. This good news comes

Gandhi Jayanti this year will mark the 125th birth anniversary of Mahtama Gandhi, the father of the nation. What would

The Cairo population conference is a good occasion to announce some good news. India is currently enjoying a major breakthrough

Does democracy help or hinder economic growth? The miraculous growth of Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Korea and now China have

For both its critics and advocates, foreign investment has usually meant industrial investment. This is a narrow, increasingly obsolete approach

It is now the 50th anniversary of the Bretton Woods meeting which created the World Bank and the International Monetary

Are intellectual property rights (IPR) good or bad for farmers? A good answer can be found by treating this as

When India embarked on its economic reforms in 1991, leftist critics claimed the doors were being opened for the re-colonisation