Surviving Trump
The India-U.S. relationship is one of the most pivotal for the future of the world order – if it can survive the tantrums of Donald Trump.
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Arun Jaitley: The point man
Former finance minister Arun Jaitley’s tenure will be remembered for some big-ticket reforms.
Election Results 2019: It is the politics stupid!
That politics trumps economics in Indian elections has been proven time and again. And the 2019 poll was won by the ruling party mainly on nationalistic issues.
Why Pakistan needs to acknowledge India’s generosity on water
Despite the military and economic superiority of India, and its military successes against Pakistan, the Indus Waters Treaty has never been disturbed.
India Inc. should watch the storm brewing in the Indian Ocean
Pakistan is as interested in the Indian Ocean as India and China are – 95% of its trade goes through these waters.
The end of the Khan Market consensus
The real growth in India is happening in cities like Surat and Agra, Tiruppur and Rajkot, Tiruchirappalli and Vijayawada.
Reading the tea leaves
We peer into the crystal ball to see what lies ahead for the political economy this year, and what to expect in the world of automobiles, food, entertainment,and technology.
Inside Modi’s attempt to build a grand narrative
The narrative building has also taken shape in the Modi government’s emphasis on the Indian Ocean region as its area of influence.
Sugar’s bitter aftertaste
How the commodity can swing elections, fund political parties, and transform policy in the world’s largest democracy.
Indian politics: The never-ending battle to raise money
Over the decades, and ever since the freedom movement, the role of party fund-raisers has always been critical.
