Bank Privatisation is Not Necessarily the Solution

Commenting on India’s rising dossier of lending scams, Luis Miranda argues that the solution is not necessarily a change in ownership, but mending of the constitution and efficacy of the PSBs management body and consequently, the governance…

The Cursed Wonders of India

Rishika Yadav, in this article, emphasises on the need for privatising conservation, and implores that the…

Separation of Powers: Why the government’s role as the regulator must be separated from the provider of education

With the conflation of roles that currently marks the education regulatory landscape in India, Alston Dsouza revives the argument of…

Why ‘Profit’ Is Not A Bad Word

Vipin P Veetil, Akshaya Vijayalakshmi, and Manasi Bose examine economic history to build the case for for-profit education in India. The article was originally published in…

Creating A Citizen-led Market for Welfare

Originally published in Mint on 7 December, 2016, this article by Parth J. Shah argues for a taxpayer-led welfare system, rather than one which is wholly dependent on the State.

Meaning Over Money

Review of Dan Ariely’s Payoff: The Hidden Logic That Shapes Our Motivation by Archit Puri