The Federal Manifesto
1. Federalism must be a first principle of organising administration, resources, responsibilities, powers, etc. between different levels...
My column in the Deccan Herald on the balance between state, market and society runs once in four weeks, on Sundays. In this column, I explore ways in which we can be part of all three. This is important - not because each of them includes methods of responding to development, but because the balance is a part of the definition of development itself.
The Federal Manifesto
Carpenters can't fix your leaks
Swaraj in action
Development is urban, formal and industrial.
With the government, within the government, and as the government.
A new arthashastra
Keep it local, keep it accountable
A bankable truth
The President's turn
The whole state is criminalised
Why don't ALL schools do what the BEST ones do?
Promote the principle, not the program
Is decentralisation the way ahead?
The publicly managed city
The accumulation of opportunity
Seven 4-letter words you can be proud of
School's out, life's in.
The promise of a different life