Indian exports have fallen for the eighth consecutive month - 10.3 percent from the July 2014 level of $25.793 billion to $23.137 billion in July...

India has one of the longest coastlines in the world at approximately 7,500 km. A longer coastline is responsible for several ancient trade routes and...

India’s policymakers have been slow to realise that its vast population can be a source of economic growth. The common perception is that the poor are...

The acronym BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) is attributed to economist Jim O’Neill of the Goldman Sachs, who initially coined...

Leveraging human capital is a fascinating topic for developing societies. This is primarily because social and economic progress is critically...

For all the hype that was created by mainstream media over the Indian economy “overtaking” the Chinese economy in growth terms, this article offers a...

One of the biggest challenges India faces and will continue to face in the forthcoming decades is with regards to healthcare. It would include issues...

A globally competitive economy requires a robust and competent banking system. The present banking system is a result of reforms and policy changes...

The past week, apart from ushering in the New Year also witnessed the birth of a new institution in India. The formation of the NITI (National...

Crude oil prices have plummeted globally. The present levels have consequences for both oil exporting countries like Russia, Nigeria, Mexico and...

Research and development (R&D) forms the basis of future competitiveness of any nation. It is because R&D is critical for any form of...

The world is becoming increasingly connected, both physically and digitally. It has raised the fundamental ‘death of distance’ debate. According to...