Indian planners face an uphill task in reducing poverty amongst religious minorities, especially urban Muslims.

Impact of expensive schemes in improving capacity of tertiary students to become productive remains to be seen.

It will be encouraging if our political representatives can demonstrate similar dedication and acumen as Mandela.

The manner in which the TI constructs its CPI remains problematic.

Growing disparities have compelled the recognition for making growth more inclusive.

The existing level of our public debt is unarguably unsustainable.

The IMF mission chief stated that despite the challenges facing Pakistan, the ‘sky is falling mentality’ is excessive.

This index has fallen prey to a rather narrow and simplistic approach in terms of categorising modern slavery.

Majority of elderly people in Pakistan have scarce savings, lack social security or health insurance coverage.

Awarding the prize for developing biotech crops has reinvigorated debate over benefits of genetically modified crops.