Special Report
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StarAgri: Building Storage Capacities, and Much More
It may hold commodities worth Rs 1,500 crore in its warehouses, but this company’s services extend way beyond storage
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Nova Medical Centers: Growing with Short-Stay Surgical Facilities
Same-day discharge is still a novel concept in Indian health care, but this company’s growth is evidence that it is catching on
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Ocean Sparkle: Managing Ports Along India's Coastline
With little fuss, the Hyderabad-based port operations company has built a presence all along India’s coastline
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The Lost Heroes of Economic Freedom
Forbes India pays tribute to the courageous intellectuals who spoke out against the disastrous path of socialism in the Nehruvian years
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Dileep Ranjekar: Our Biggest Challenge is to Improve Teaching competence
While we have taken the school to children in over 99 percent of our villages, the quality and equity of education has remained elusive
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Akhil Gupta: Let the Sun Free India from a CAD Crisis
Investment in solar power can lead to a significant improvement in the balance of payments by reducing energy imports as well as, eventually, driving down power tariffs for end-users
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Ajay Shah: The State Should Enter the Picture Only When Markets Fail
A key pillar of a sound state is accountability. Alongside precise objectives and precise powers, we need layer upon layer of accountability mechanisms
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Manish Sabharwal: Why the God of Jobs Doesn't Smile on India
There is a dire need for policy and politics to combine to build a serious narrative around non-farm formal job creation
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India can't be a Jugaad Economy Forever
India has to implement key reforms in at least three areas—energy, land and labour—to get its economy back on track. It also needs to expand the ambit of economic and political freedom
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Surjit Bhalla: Why Ending Doles Will Help The Poor
The government’s fixation on bad subsidies is supporting corruption, not the poor
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Bibek Debroy: Between the 'Illfare' State and the Deep Sea
Great damage was done by changing the Preamble in our Constitution to make India ‘socialist’. What we have as a result is not a welfare state, but an ‘illfare’ one