Random reflections of an eclectic selection of Indian economists
Jalan's treatise is not as much about how the economy works, but why it doesn't
More than a foreign correspondent's diary, this is an informed, evocative, honest view of India in the '90s
When the sun rises in the east, it's the West that has to worry about the darkness. Why be glum, Mr Jha?
Too many economists may spoil the policy broth, but they produce a good economic encyclopaedia
Imhasly finds India bristling with opinions on Gandhi, but its politics untouched by his ideas
A full-throated championing of India ignores troubling questions, and clings on to the coat-tails of prosperity
A major step forward in the scholarship on capitalist development in India
Lazy neo-Orientalist perspectives have clouded our view of China. A first-hand narration clears the air.
H.Y. Sharada Prasad, Indira Gandhi's information advisor & speech-writer who died last fortnight, retired to quietude
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