While debate on secularism is welcome, priority should be on fact that India is close to a potential economic crisis

Rigid anti-privacy laws based on the norms and desires that prevail in the West are likely to tie India’s hands

India needs to prepare better for sudden swings in capital flows

Concerns of activists about the independence of the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board are misplaced

The rebellion in India is vastly more complicated

The fundamental pathology of Indian policy is the overwhelming preference for subsidies over public goods

Japan’s bold experiment in trying to pull itself out of economic stagnation is clever. But it is unlikely to work

The fundamental differences in the way the two Asian powers regard each other limits the scope of their cooperation

Rajiv Takru’s indictment of the poor quality of lending processes was the harshest one has heard in recent times

Analysts say the move was initiated to improve the party’s image, which has taken a beating as many of its ministers face graft charges

The decline of the rupee will help correct imbalances in the Indian economy

The exchange rate against the dollar needs to be over Rs.70 to restore the tradeable sector competitiveness