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.

This World Economic Forum piece explains: "Children whose mothers own land are more than 30 percent less likely to be severely underweight than children of women who do not own land."

Cities, rather than embracing redistribution and regulation, should unleash the power of free people and free markets to uplift the poor.

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."

Vivek Dehejia writes in Mint: "A more efficient—and a more just—world would involve breaking down, rather than erecting, barriers to the movement of people".

"The land market crisis is actually a labour market crisis. The problem is our inability to create enough non-farm jobs".