Hunger games: World food crisis and G7 hypocrisy
India certainly doesn’t own the copyright on export bans.
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World on fire with inflation, RBI hems and haws
It had, via the monetary policy committee, taken the decision to raise the repo rate (the rate at which the RBI lends money to banks) by 40 basis points.
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Ease of living challenges in the age of OTP
The aspiration of ease of living, for a billion plus Indians, is frequently found stranded amidst political lethargy and systemic apathy.
01 May 2022
US signals end of free lunch: Who is paying?
It can be safely said that the old adage ‘there is no free lunch’ has come home to roost.
24 Apr 2022
Power Outage Politics: Area of Darkness
Last week, India’s most industrialised state Maharashtra put out a date-wise, district-wise calendar of “load shedding”.
17 Apr 2022
Monetary Policy: RBI says yes, no, maybe
There is much lather about the hawkish turn of the RBI.
10 Apr 2022
Destination India: Capitalising on attention
India, steadfast in its stance of strategic autonomy, finds itself in the spotlight.
03 Apr 2022
Ukraine: The end of global illusions
Contextual autism is an essential instrument in the practice of hypocrisy.
20 Mar 2022
Assembly Polls 2022 takeaway: The decline and fall of the Congress empire
RAW data doesn’t quite care about sentiments. Few expected the Indian National Congress to make waves.
13 Mar 2022
Sanctions and the spectre of deglobalisation
Superlatives typically serve the purpose of weaponising rhetoric and outrage.
06 Mar 2022
Ukraine: The optics and reality of sanctions
Tragedies are triggered by action — and are often compounded by what is not done.
27 Feb 2022
From Russia with love… Putin’s fog of war
The centrality of the conflict rests on Putin’s vision of Russia not as it is but as he sees it — Ukraine, which ironically means borderland, has always been on the agenda for Russia.
20 Feb 2022
Archaic laws criminalise entrepreneurs
Three decades after the dismantling of Licence Raj, the fear of Inspector Raj persists.
13 Feb 2022
Budget: Between promise and reality of state capacity
The political class aspired for an increase in transfer of resources to the poor.
06 Feb 2022
Maharaja now liberated — Cue to queue up PSUs
India’s management of the public sector landscape is haunted by inadequate conceptual clarity on what the government must own, what it must own and manage and what it must divest.
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