The Globalist

The world’s second- and third-most populous countries share a linguistic diversity.

A successful program’s future is in doubt.

India’s improvement in The Ease of Doing Business index is the first tangible proof of Modi’s election promise of “maximum governance, minimum government.”

The key decision of India’s BJP party is to choose between adopting a zero tolerance policy on corruption or focusing on high growth.

Technology might help countries like India with government services, but it’s no silver bullet for the business of governance.

Not known for their wind energy, the two countries are emerging as bigger producers.

A recent dispute between the two regional powers highlights the risk to smaller neighbors between them.

A lucrative source of state revenue feels the squeeze.

How does India fit into the world economy? Does the world’s soon to be most populous nation have a viable economic strategy?

Just like China may grow old before it gets rich, Modi’s hoped-for manufacturing boom in India may not happen due to the onset of automation.