The China question in India-U.S. relations

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Arun Agarwal

Preparing the Financial Services Sector

The finance minister, in her 23 July 2024 Budget speech, inter-alia, talked of the government preparing the finance sector in terms of size, capacity,...

Economic Governance Stakeholdership is finally visible

Governance requires the pursuit of ‘Yogakshema’ - protecting the welfare of all citizens through righteous conduct, strongly predicated on empirical soundness. The ‘state’ encapsulates...

Bharat needs ‘One Energy’ Governance

The mantra (sonic form) of energy security, energy efficiency and green energy requires energy transformation, which is possible when Economy, Ecology, and Energy achieve...

Create the ‘environment’ Bharat deserves

Since ecology is interaction of organisms with their environment, we are indeed ‘the ecology’ as sixty percent of our body is microbial life, and...

A path to health equity and economic growth

A healthy Bharat is a responsibility, and attaining the highest standard of health is a fundamental right of every being. Despite many of Bharat’s...

Bharat ‘educating’ India

Bharat’s Vedic systems focused on raising human perception, not human knowledge. It always cultured an identity through ‘Vidhyarambam’ before one started education. This meant...

Administrative governance for Viksit Bharat

The minimalistic Chanakyan state (the minimum government that allows for maximum governance) laid the foundations for a strong governance model based on dharmic principles....

Towards a competent, capable, and compassionate Bharat

India that is Bharat has been throbbing for the longest time, as the most enduring living civilisation in the world. “There is no language...

An evaluation: Insurance for all by 2047

Among many resolutions at the political level, there is a consequential resolve to see India become a developed country by 2047. The insurance regulator,...

Disaster risk financing, G20, and the insurance

The DRRWG should play a significant role in directing capital flow towards investments that make societies and economies more disaster resilient. Indian topography is vulnerable...

Governing the Public Sector Undertaking insurers: Searching for the right way

It is a critical for the government, who is a financier, policy maker, service provider, regulator and the purchaser of insurance, to work on...

Developing India as a Global Reinsurance Hub at the IFSC, GIFT City

India wants a Global Reinsurance Hub (the earliest mention is in 41st Report of Standing Committee on Finance, 2011-12). The International Financial Services Centers...

How to future-proof Indian insurance architecture

The Indian insurance architecture must partake of principle-based primary legislations, and empowering the regulator with adequate powers to conduct insurance development and supervision through...

Towards a more robust financial services architecture

A probabilistic, performance-based approach is required to future-proof regulation and the technologies deployed. An aspirant India needs all its sectors to be transforming, especially financial...

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