The Atal model of development designed the building blocks for the $2.5 trillion economy and the India  story.

The article talks about the failing infrastructure of Mumbai and steps that should be taken in order to remedy the situation 

Ambitious policy proclamations still run aground on deeply entrenched economic interests

Can incrementalism deliver amidst the inadequacy of capacity and funds? More pertinently, why shelve the idea of new cities?

The potential of rental housing to meet the housing conundrum of a rapidly urbanizing India should not be ignored. 

Stringent land-use regulations have been a major source of housing market distortions in Indian cities.

It is not surprising that only 3% of Indians pay income tax.

To reform India, NITI Aayog has to first ensure that its organizational mandate is sound

Vivek Dehejia and James Dean argue that Justin Trudeau and Donald Trump may find more common ground and build a productive partnership between Canada and the US, contrary to the popular expectation based on the common narrative....

Praveen Chakravarty writes in Mint: "The aim of creating fertile talent grounds for disruptive innovation is a lofty goal that is not easy to accomplish."