Big rich-poor divide pose a new public policy challenge for India

Few states have better industrial infrastructure

600 new medical colleges and 1000 hospitals are needed in next decade as by 2030, India will require 2.07 million more doctors.

Keynesian economics is still relevant to India. The government must invest to ensure economic growth.

Job policies must focus on quality and ensure an uplifted livelihood

Despite repeated assurance from the Ministry of Finance, the FRDI Bill raises serious concern among bank and insurance depositors

Pharma firms are under tight inspection in the US and EU; Indian doctors and regulators however, seem to be less concerned.

If not tackled effectively, market boom may soon lead to investors’ doom.

India promises to be a global food processing hub.

Will the new Consumer Protection Act make any difference?

Large surplus investment in gold will draw away funds from real estate.

At first, it was the Congress party and its allies in the government which hurriedly created a new Air India by merging the country's two strong...