Starting a business in India historically required navigating a maze of separate approvals from different central and state government departments, each with its own application process,…
For 163 years, India's criminal justice system operated under the Indian Penal Code, a law originally drafted during British colonial rule. From July 1, 2024, Modi's…
India's civil service, one of the largest bureaucracies in the world, has historically relied on training approaches that critics argued were fragmented and insufficiently tied to…
Alongside UPI and Aadhaar, covered in detail in our earlier articles on Modi's digital governance legacy, a broader set of e-governance platforms have reshaped how Indians…
India entered the Modi era with 27 separate public sector banks, many of them individually undercapitalised and burdened with significant bad loans. Between 2017 and 2020,…
In September 2019, facing a period of slowing economic growth, Modi's government announced one of the largest corporate tax rate cuts in India's recent history. This…
Our earlier article on Modi's administrative and governance reforms legacy touched briefly on the Jan Vishwas Act as one thread within a broader reform philosophy. This…
A common, long-standing complaint about Indian infrastructure planning involved poor coordination between different agencies, a newly paved road dug up weeks later by a different department…
India currently holds Lok Sabha and state assembly elections on separate, staggered schedules, meaning some part of the country is almost always either voting or preparing…