- Discussion Paper on Bridging Trust Deficit Enabling Ease of Running a Business in India
- Discussion Paper on Analysing effect of regulation of Over-the-Top (OTT) Services on consumer interest and comparing international perspectives
- Impact of Barriers on Cross-Border Data Flow on Ease of Doing Digital Business in India
- Walking the Talk of Covid through Investment Policies
- Impact of Unnecessary Compliances Ease of Doing Digital Business in India
- The Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Model of Workers’ Welfare
- Impact of Inadequate Digital Infrastructure on Ease of Doing Digital Business in India
- Prospects of Pumped Storage in Energy Transition
- Facilitating a Transition Away from Coal in India”
- Discussion Paper on Impact of Regulatory Uncertainty on Ease of Doing Digital Business in India
- Discussion Paper on Impact of Criminalising Provisions on Ease of Doing Digital Business in India
- Artificial Intelligence:Implications for Consumers
- Future of Coal in India
- Status of Implementation of Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 in Select States of India
- Future of Jobs – Discussion Paper
- In Pursuit of a Low Fossil Energy Future
- Is there a Bright Future Ahead for India’s Pharmaceutical Market?
- Beyond a Band-Aid Approach for Electricity Distribution Reforms in India Political Economy Analysis and its Implications
- Facilitating Interoperability in Digital Finance Services in India
- Privatisation in Ghana
- Balancing State, Utility and Social Needs in Agricultural Electricity Supply The case for a holistic approach to reform
- Judiciary – a crumbling pillar of Indian democracy?- Speeding up delivery of justice in India
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Regulation of Higher Education in India
This paper presents a review of the progress made in higher education in India and examines the status of regulation in higher education in India and makes recommendations for changes in the regulation, to make the higher educational institutions more productive.
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Institutional Independence in India
In this paper, a comprehensive analysis of institutional independence in India has been done which would facilitate cross-disciplinary learning and identification of good and bad practices. The nature of the relationship which the Government should maintain with the institutions is highlighted in this paper.
pp 42, #0617, Rs.100/US$25
ISBN: 81-8257-080-8 -
Capacity Building on Infrastructure Regulatory Issues (I and II edition)
This document is intended to kick-start a debate among the stakeholders – the Government, regulatory bodies and civil society – to catalyse an appropriate regulatory environment in India.
pp 28, #0404, Rs.100/US$50,
ISBN 81-8257-020-4
Discussion Papers Economic Regulation
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