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Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar

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Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar is graduate of St. Stephen’s College, University of Delhi and Magdalen College, University of Oxford. He is currently a Consulting Editor for The Economic Times and a research scholar at The Cato Institute.

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Bail to bulldozers, recent court verdicts show new spirit

India’s judiciary is undergoing a sea change, with...
getting-into-a-porting-spirit-indias-port-revolution-has-been-remarkable-but-its-well-behind-china

Getting into a porting spirit: India’s port revolution has been remarkable, but it’s well behind China

Synopsis India's ports have undergone a remarkable transformation...
Old stirrings in Punjab

Old stirrings in Punjab: The battle against separatism cannot be fought on foreign soil

Synopsis Akal Takht's recent summoning of former Punjab...

Tough rape laws can mean more victims are killed

West Bengal’s new law imposing the death penalty...

UPS not a retreat from NPS but a step forward

India has transitioned to a Unified Pension Scheme...

India’s ports are getting super efficient. But China’s are doing better

World Bank’s recent rankings show India’s ports are...

Bail to bulldozers, recent court verdicts show new spirit

India’s judiciary is undergoing a sea change, with...
getting-into-a-porting-spirit-indias-port-revolution-has-been-remarkable-but-its-well-behind-china

Getting into a porting spirit: India’s port revolution has been remarkable, but it’s well behind China

Synopsis India's ports have undergone a remarkable transformation...
Old stirrings in Punjab

Old stirrings in Punjab: The battle against separatism cannot be fought on foreign soil

Synopsis Akal Takht's recent summoning of former Punjab...

Tough rape laws can mean more victims are killed

West Bengal’s new law imposing the death penalty...

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Mr. Modi Goes to Washington

What would India and the U.S. get out of a stronger relationship? Is that even likely? Cato’s Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar comments.

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