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The BJP may have started showing the signs of losing to battle to control the larger political narrative which it has been peddling quite successfully for more than a decade for good reasons
The public administration has always distinguished between good policy design and the organisational capacity needed to implement it. Governments often have well-designed policies but struggle to implement them because their institutions lack capacity
In 1996, five years after Annus Mirabilis, economists Amit Bhaduri and Deepak Nayyar in their book titled The Intelligent Person’s Guide to Liberalisation, write: “The mood of the moment, among those who make decisions and shape opinions in India, is such that economic liberalisation is perceived as both virtue and necessity. But to the citizen it is obvious that economic liberalization is no…
The US envoy’s visit to Kashmir, the first since Article 370 was abrogated, might have been an eye opener for him from the security point of view, which is why he will be recommending a downgrading of the US advisory warning its citizens not to visit J&K
The Maharashtra Pradesh Congress Committee organised the swearing-in ceremony for MLA Sajjid Khan Pathan as the newly appointed president of its Minority Cell at Tilak Bhavan in Mumbai.
Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik said on Wednesday that drivers found unable to communicate in practical Marathi would initially be given one month to acquire the required language skills.
Dipke argued that the Rs 8,452 crore “that is not being used at all” could be used for children who need their government schools to function.
Court intervention seeks accountability over alleged excesses against student protesters
Tata succession race puts family ties, governance and leadership under scrutiny
Five injured protesters revive concerns over the risks of pellet guns and non-lethal alternatives
