Kenneth Juster and Frank Wisner, former US ambassadors to India, discuss the evolving relationship between the United States and India.

A panel discussion featuring Poonam Gupta, Arvind Panagariya, and Pravin Krishna examined the reforms and future of the Indian economy.

Geeta Kingdon and Sandip Datta challenge the widely held belief in India's acute teacher shortage crisis.

Amiyatosh Purnanandam and Tamanna Singh Dubey shed light on the potential impact of digital payments on economic growth in the context of India.

Consul General Randhir Jaiswal shares an inspiring narrative of India's growth as the country celebrates its 75th anniversary of independence.

Devashish Mitra highlights the importance of manufacturing and exports in fueling India's economic growth and creating good jobs.

Professor Arvind Panagariya argue that the impact of COVID-19 on poverty and inequality may not have been as severe as previously thought, and the Indian government's response to the pandemic likely helped mitigate the impact of the pandemic on poverty.

Dr. Krishnamurthy Subramanian discusses India’s COVID economic policy that provides valuable lessons for other countries facing economic crises. India's response prioritized saving lives while preserving livelihoods with early, intense lockdowns that facilitated economic recovery. The approach included both demand and supply-side measures such as capital expenditure increases and revenue expenditure aimed at increasing demand. The digital infrastructure played a crucial role in distributing the benefits of these policies efficiently. While sustaining and accelerating growth and maintaining macroeconomic stability remain ongoing concerns, India's approach demonstrates the importance of a well-rounded and adaptable strategy during crises. India's experience can provide guidance for other nations navigating economic challenges.