Swaminomics

IF THE Railways were a company listed on stock markets, its share price would have tumbled after Mr Ram Vilas

EVEN as the GDP growth soared above 7 per cent in 1994-95 and 1995-96, the real wages of unskilled agricultural

There is an old saying about inventions, that if you build a better mousetrap, the world will beat a path

The absence of a crisis is usually a non-event. But I think the absence of a foreign exchange crisis this

Last week, Prime Minister Deve Gowda returned from Davos via Mauritius, a bunch of tiny islands off the shore of

North India is reeling under a power shortage. Yet close by is 83,000 MW of hydroelectric potential in Nepal. This

Traditionally, the best business policy in India was to manipulate netas, babus and markets. Manipulating netas and babus yielded contracts,

The World Trade Organisation is vital for India and the world, but needs to be restrained form wandering into fields

Mention of the World trade Organisation (WTO) bores most people stiff, as I discovered on returning after reporting on the