Rather than banning or boycotting Chinese products, India should tactfully augment its domestic manufacturers to avoid dumping of cheap Chinese goods

India should channelise its tremendous growth potential towards creating ample opportunities domestically, thus preventing the surge in legal and...

A meaningful legal framework for transfer of land, and reorientation of the acquisition process towards uncultivable areas are necessary to preserve...

Growth alone cannot curtail unemployment; there is a need to create a productive ecosystem by eradicating inequality and ensuring skilling...

As India banks on infrastructure to promote urban development, it cannot afford to overlook socio-economic well-being of the marginalised sections

The ‘pee-gate’ scandal has highlighted the urge to impose stricter rules for flight passengers in order to fix their responsibilities alongside rights

While the influence of politics on bureaucracy is inevitable, it should lead to ‘intervention’ rather than ‘interference’ to bring greater...

India needs a positive legal bias in favour of women, along with their adequate political participation, to secure and empower them

Despite having a well-structured disaster-management system, India is failing persistently in its prevention and mitigation efforts; it can learn from...

Human trafficking can be reduced through proper implementation of existing laws, and devising effective schemes to address poverty, hunger and...

To ensure food security, the government must address the shortcomings of the agriculture sector and prevent wastage at production and consumption...

Private tuitions, despite several shortcomings and fallouts, hold value for India’s knowledge economy, labour market and students’ careers; and can’t...