This is an archived blog post from The Acorn.
The Adam Smith Institute notes the slow pace of civil-service reform: in India, it is still very hard to sack government employees.
The Brooding Dude has a roundup of developments in India’s infrastructure sector: Bombay is getting excited about redevelopment. Finally!
Kautilya observes a revival in India’s shipbuilding industry: with private investment.
India’s broadband market is witnessing a price-war, reports Om Malik. Again, finally!
Ashish Hanwadikar’s recent trip to India leaves him impressed. He also announces that Indian liberals have started a weblog.
Twenty-first century Indian Robin Hoods carry stethoscopes and scalpels, writes Quizman on AnarCapLib.
Spontaneous Order has some results from the study of social exclusion: the interplay of caste, performance and urbanisation
Atanu Dey on Nehru’s economic legacy: a topic that just won’t go away.
And finally, India’s finance minister gets a breakfast invitation from the G-7.
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