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Best of Both Sides: On economy, India’s leaders are in a comfort zone — they need a jolt

Best of Both Sides: On economy, India’s leaders are in a comfort zone — they need a jolt

Surjit S Bhalla

Best of Both Sides: On economy, India’s leaders are in a comfort zone — they need a jolt

Best of Both Sides: On economy, India’s leaders are in a comfort zone — they need a jolt

Surjit S Bhalla

GST cuts, and the Big Bang reforms we need now

Surjit S Bhalla

GST cuts, and the Big Bang reforms we need now

Surjit S Bhalla

Meghnad Desai, an economist of many parts

31.07.2025 50

Surjit S Bhalla

World Bank's warped inequality numbers

15.07.2025 10

Surjit S Bhalla

World Bank's warped inequality numbers

Surjit S Bhalla

Remembering Stanley Fischer: An economist for all

03.06.2025 10

Surjit S Bhalla

At Harvard University, a reminder for America and the world: The truth is the best defence

03.06.2025 10

Surjit S Bhalla

Sharmistha Panoli’s arrest and a question: Whose free speech?

03.06.2025 20

Surjit S Bhalla

Operation Spider’s Web, a second round of talks Russia-Ukraine: Drones vs diplomacy

03.06.2025 10

Surjit S Bhalla

Remembering Stanley Fischer: An economist for all

03.06.2025 10

Surjit S Bhalla

India’s GDP victory over Japan is still a year away. Here’s why

Critics of the Modi government’s assertion that the Indian economy has overtaken Japan to become the world's fourth-largest make two points—one...

31.05.2025 20

Surjit S Bhalla

India’s second 1991 moment

Surjit S Bhalla

Ahead of budget, why India’s middle class needs another 1991 moment

01.02.2025 10

Surjit S Bhalla

Behind India's economic slowdown, our very own Deep State

24.01.2025 30

Surjit S Bhalla

When dreams of Viksit Bharat stumble over Nehruvian impulses

The sooner we overcome this, the sooner we can avoid making policy errors that dampen our growth prospects.

Surjit S Bhalla