The ideas that opened up the Indian economy 30 years ago benefited from a system that was readier to receive them.
Shruti RajagopalanSenior Research Fellow
Shruti Rajagopalan is a Senior Research Fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
The U.S. should lift export restrictions and donate unused vaccines to help stem the world’s most terrifying Covid-19 outbreak.
The country should use the market to get more shots into more arms faster.
The country’s previous attempts at currency controls impoverished Indians and prevented its companies from competing globally. This one won’t work any better.
The Covid-19 crisis has made their already daunting road to economic and social independence even more difficult.
Birth matters above all for many Indians, but the Democratic vice presidential candidate is defined more by her choices than her ancestry.
A Netflix hit about arranged marriages reflects Indian society a lot more than critics want to admit.
India’s so-called untouchables have shown there’s another way to resist historical oppression.
Optimists who think local leaders are about to follow one another in slashing regulations to attract investment are likely to be disappointed again.
