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