Simplistic ideas hobble our education system

Once we had a travel agent who, when asked to change a ticket to a more convenient date, cancelled first Continue reading →

Don’t Cry for the Rupee

This article was published in the Mid-Day on Jan 18, 2012: http://www.mid-day.com/news/2012/jan/180112-Dont-cry-for-the-rupee.htm It is not all bad news when the Continue reading →

Innovation in E…

Innovation in Education Meeta Sengupta 18 January 2012, 11:30 AM IST Many of our schools and colleges are still stuck Continue reading →

A well-deserved and well-earned right for NRIs

The NRI cares more about the brand value of India than those who are sheltered within the domestic borders of Continue reading →

In the End, the Market is the Winner

The logjam they call it. Cabinet’s simple nod allowing increased foreign investment and control over retail outlets exposed process failures Continue reading →

Making the Nanny State Redundant

Making the nanny state redundant was published in the Mint newspaper It is time to step up and shoulder our Continue reading →

Education Policy Design

Here is an article that appeared in CFO-Connect, December, 2011 Link: http://www.cfo-connect.com/title_detail.asp?art_id=981&cat_id=6 Text: Education Sector: Policy Design is Key Success lies Continue reading →

RBI and its Blunt Instruments

This was an article written for the Mid Day of September 17, 2011 discussing why RBI’s interest rate hikes alone would Continue reading →