Delhi Durbar

Updated : Dec 22, 2017

How Wassenaar Arrangement can help India enter Nuclear Suppliers' Group

After getting a step in at Wassenaar Arrangement, India is all set to seek membership of Australia Group as well.

Updated : Nov 26, 2016

Sorry Mr Manmohan Singh, we were dead in flat three years

Ironically, India requires denometisation because Singh as PM failed to implement the Keynes theory. And neither could he control the side-effects of corruption, nepotism and misuse of public spending.

Updated : Mar 1, 2016

Prabhu's vision is on track but various roadblocks ahead

Railways failed to meet Prabhu's target of last year to collect revenues of Rs 141,416.05 crore and achieved only Rs 136,079.26 crore. How will he match this year?

Updated : Dec 31, 2015

The transformation of Narendra Modi

The year also saw PM Modi keeping silent on various issues, including on issues where the country's character of tolerance was questioned.

Updated : Nov 26, 2015

Two truths of Narendra Modi

The fear is that if the government senses shrinking of its ground, this may lead to another round of populism and could potentially derail the country's recovery.

Updated : Sep 24, 2015

India looks at testing new waters with oil gamble

Oil prices are at their lowest in last six years, and there are no signals of price spikes in short term.

Updated : Aug 21, 2015

Ahead of NSA talks, India-Pak trade stands to lose the most

Traders and businessmen are bound to lose this battle. After Pakistan removed the Indian exports items from positive to negative list four years ago, it has done more than $4 billion trade every year. In 2012-13, it almost touched $5.5 billion.

Updated : May 15, 2015

Lessons from the Raj: Avoid the left turn, Mr Gandhi

If the Congress party wants to bring itself back as a credible alternative in the next general elections, it will have to reinvent its working style. Else, another defeat in 2019 might prove fatal for this grand old party.