Where there’s a will, there’s a way: We need urgent reforms to speed up justice
India’s justice system is groaning under a crushing backlog. Nearly 48 million cases are pending in lower courts, while the Supreme Court alone has close to 90,000 unresolved matters.
Ensuring the New Telecom Cyber Security Rules Work Better for a Billion Users
Recently Telecom Regulatory Authority of India announced that it had disconnected over 21 lakh fraudulent mobile numbers and blacklisted nearly one lakh entities involved in spam and scam messaging. The action was driven largely by citizen reports through the Do Not Disturb app.
An antitrust law isn’t enough: India’s economy is in acute need of a national competition policy
Well-contested markets deliver efficiency, innovation, consumer gains and faster GDP growth. While India envisions developed economy status by 2047, a key enabler is missing. For a big-bang reform, the government should dust off its 2011 draft competition policy and relieve markets of distortions.
The IndiGo Mess And The Misplaced Narrative Over Competition Law
The more serious question, however, is how the regulator allowed this situation to escalate. The transition was foreseeable, the risks were evident, yet enforcement remained weak until disruptions became alarming.
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