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Category Archives: India
Democracy and Economic Development in India
Well once again I must apologize for a prolonged silence. These past two weeks I have been travelling through parts of India most particularly Delhi and Agra and then through Rajasthan – Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur and Jesilmar – etc. … Continue reading
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The Inflation Tiger – Rising
The announced inflation rate for China signaled again the emergence of inflation as a serious global economic issue. At the moment it lies principally with large emerging market countries notably in China, India and Brazil. The Chinese government has targeted … Continue reading
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The Lure of Bollywood – Another Celebrity Front
The global reach of Bollywood is increasing apparent. As just one illustration, Toronto Canada has been full of buzz this week due to the visit of Slumdog Millionaire star Anil Kapoor and the announcement that the City will host the … Continue reading
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Prevailing Winds and India
I had the great pleasure of attending a presentation at the C.D. Howe Institute here in Toronto by Montek Singh Ahluwalia, currently the Deputy Chairman Planning Commission of India. Unfortunately these sessions, probably wisely, are undertaken as off-the-record discussions. So, … Continue reading
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India’s Dilemma I
I had the pleasure recently of reading two very valuable papers on India. Both examine the challenge for this emerging great power, and the challenge for the traditional great powers, in India gaining great power leadership in global governance. The … Continue reading
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