The IMF executive director has just declared that India was nearly free of extreme poverty in 2020 and inequality was the lowest in 40 years

Basic facilities like housing, drinking water etc. are unalienable rights of individuals; should these be treated as benefits ‘provided’ by a...

We still have an incredibly great distance to cover for realising the vision of ‘new India’ by the 75th Independence Day

Children born under the grim shadow of the pandemic might present the next development challenge for the world

Developing nations are within their right to consume domestic natural resources for sustenance and development, even if it reaches unsustainable...

Low availability of water, coupled with livelihood prospect, remains a prominent reason for people from distressed regions migrating to Delhi

Amid the second wave of the pandemic, India enters into a situation that currently looks unimaginably distressed

In face of high food insecurity with COVID-19 resurging, many across the country are cutting back on critical food items

Even without an exception in a year of pandemic, the world’s leading billionaires added over one trillion dollars to their collective wealth

Hastened by the pandemic, the inevitable automation of the global workforce threatens to further widen the development distribution gaps in India’s...

Stakeholder capitalism may become a buzzword but can it deliver on its promise?

With retail inflation hitting double-digits, onions are being made to take the brunt of the blame but is it actually a fair assessment?