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The view that bureaucracies are bloated with far too many employees preying on taxpayers money is a widely held myth. Research shows how significantly...

The two-decade long reign of Nitish raises an important question: Can governance stripped of politics achieve the goal of radical social...

Far from a grand bargain, the GST is an imperfect compromise constrained by a political culture with a limited commitment to the federal principle

India can take the discourse of development beyond instrumental power play—build solidarities across the emerging economies and bargain for equity.

To restore public trust, the EC can use the next few weeks, in coordination with Bihar’s social audit cell and local NGOs, to undertake social audits.

The Bihar SIR debate is missing a deeper interrogation into the tyranny of paper and the culture of distrust entrenched within the population of the...

On the surface, Sanjay Gandhi’s approach to family planning was not new as Malthusian worries had shadowed India’s demographic debates long before...

The quest for effective State capacity has to guard against the slippery slope of authoritarianism

The Union government will have to explore a new set of federal instruments to address the delimitation conundrum

Niti Aayog’s performance in these 10 years has been underwhelming, stymied by a combination of contextual and structural factors.

Supreme Court temporarily bars trials under the Places of Worship Act, highlighting the need to restore India's secular ethos amid rising communalism.

For democracy’s defenders, Trump’s re-election ought to serve as a catalyst for a deeper reckoning to work toward a more responsive and accountable...
