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Opinion
Bim Bissell Was Like a Mother's Home to Me
Hers was the kind of hand that you could hold to see you through your endeavours.
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The Story of an Unwelcome Advance by a Globally Renowned Economist at Oxford
Devaki Jain's memoirs recount an act of sexual assault by a reputed economist when she was young, which affected her both academically and personally.
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The Story of an Unwelcome Advance by a Globally Renowned Economist at Oxford
Devaki Jain's memoirs recount an act of sexual assault by a reputed economist when she was young, which affected her both academically and personally.
Politics
Modi's Mantra of the Local Does Not Extend to Localised Governance
In his last address to the nation, the prime minister was extremely vocal about being local. But, instead of showing faith in the idea of enabling economic growth from below, the top-down nature of the Centre’s stimulus package indicates just the opposite.
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Book Extract | Stories of Courage, Hope and Big Dreams 'From the Margins'
An excerpt from Gunjan Veda's book – 'The Museum of Broken Tea Cups: Postcards From the Margins'.
It's Time to Include the Informal Economy in Measuring GDP
Raghuram Rajan has been talking about how the GDP gets distorted, but he could lead the conversation about making it more representative and inclusive
