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A Rare Opportunity for India’s Congress Party

October 10, 2017October 21, 2017 congress party, india

BY RIJU AGRAWAL In the last few months, the carefully-curated narrative of the BJP’s economic successes has finally started to

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In Response: The U.S. Is Not in Decline

August 28, 2017December 17, 2017 China, democracy, economic power, india, military power, soft power, trump, US

BY KATHERINE MANSTED Benjamin Clayton’s recent post is another outing in a long line of U.S. power pessimism, which history

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A Blueprint for Businesses Engaging with the Indian Government

August 13, 2017 business, foreign investment, government regulation, india

BY MALINI BOSE “Amazon seeks government nod to set up e-tail venture in India with investment of $500 million”[1] “Alibaba

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A Nation Demonetized: Addressing India’s Parallel Economy

December 8, 2016March 7, 2018 india

BY KAVI PATEL In one of India’s most far-reaching decisions since it gained independence, Prime Minister Modi suddenly announced on

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Deciphering India’s Innovation Policy

September 15, 2016September 15, 2016 india

BY ANSHUL PACHOURI The year 2016 marks an important milestone in India’s innovation story. First, India’s rank in the global

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The Gaps in India’s Growth Story

August 25, 2016August 25, 2016 GDP, growth, india, inequality, Raghuram Rajan

BY MALINI BOSE At the World Bank Spring Meetings this year, Raghuram Rajan, the head of India’s central bank christened

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How Weddings Condemn India’s Poorest to Bonded Labor

August 8, 2016August 8, 2016 debt bondage, dowry, india, labor, marriage, trafficking

BY MALIKA NOOR MEHTA “Birth. Marriage. Death. In India, these three landmarks are celebrated with zeal,” says Rajneesh Yadav, the

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