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Opinion Dec.13.19

Time for prayer

Capitalism and monstrous inequality have devoured economies
By Anup Sinha
Books Dec.6.19

Review: Good Economics for Hard Times

In Good Economics For Hard Times, Nobel laureates Abhijit V. Banerjee and Esther Duflo start off by asserting that national economies are not doing too well, and societies are becoming polarised
By Anup Sinha
Opinion Nov.13.19

Pollution reflects our callousness about the environment

We are so self-centred and apathetic regarding concern for others, that the willingness to learn is missing
By Anup Sinha
Opinion Oct.11.19

Classroom technology: The primacy of audio-visual media destroys critical thinking

Students influenced by audio-visual aids find it increasingly difficult to connect seemingly unrelated things
By Anup Sinha
Opinion Sep.12.19

The Indian economy's bipolar disorder

How would the government manage the crisis if it believes in a hands-off approach? It would have to suppress dissent and criticism
By Anup Sinha
Opinion Aug.14.19

Clouds gathering on India’s economic horizon

The government has exhibited no urgency about the economic problems. Instead, the prime minister has promised that he will make India a $5 trillion economy very soon
By Anup Sinha
Opinion Jul.12.19

The State loses its moral authority when it lets people die

It has a growing tendency to indulge in predatory violence while also tacitly supporting non-State actors indulging in it
By Anup Sinha
Opinion Jun.14.19

The Indian State has very little effective control over the economy

This, despite the fact that in the last five years, there has been remarkable honing of State control over society
By Anup Sinha
Opinion May.10.19

Politicians need support from business more than they need votes

Electoral outcomes put a veneer of popular support to a system run by big business
By Anup Sinha
Opinion Apr.12.19

New forest law would put framers of the colonial act to shame

Some clauses of the draft of the Indian Forest Act 2019 are extraordinarily undemocratic
By Anup Sinha

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