Gandhi's Salt March embodied and reflected some very wise economic principles, namely a dislike of coercive economic monopolies.

Prior to the reforms of the 1990s, and 1980s, how did the Indian economy get into such a mess to begin with?  Here is one part of that story.

Does labor market regulation really protect the interests of workers?  Or sometimes might it backfire?

Foreign direct investment is currently a huge debate in India: how do the economics of this issue play out?

In which sectors has the Indian economy shown the most recent success?

Low-cost medical care, especially for heart surgery, has been one big innovation to have come out of India -- here is that story.

The service sector has been one driver of Indian economic growth and here is a look at how and why that happened.

It seems to be the case that India's growth rate picked up even before the reforms of the 1990s?  How and why did this happen?

How exactly did India reform its economy in the 1990s and what were the payoffs?