My latest Mint column, in print on Monday, looks at the difficult problem of how to exit from unconventional monetary policies.

http://www.livemint.com/Opinion/Okcvbrf03qjRcvNiONZ9BL/No-exit-unconventional-monetary-policies.html

My latest, a special extra column for Mint, argues the case for the proposed reforms to higher medical education in India proposed by the Panagariya committee.

http://www.livemint.com/Opinion/yrbKxfABKqc1CiDV6OcEkM/Arvind-Panagariya-is-right-MCI-must-go.html

The editorial in today's Mint, on growing federal fault lines in India, draws on new research by Praveen Chakravarty and myself published recently as an IDFC Institute briefing paper.

http://www.livemint.com/Opinion/m8dMKK12E1qLmtLmBg1zTN/Indias-growing-federal-fault-lines.html

My latest for Mint is the third in a triptych of pieces on the paradoxes and discontents of globalization, and helps to launch the new broadsheet format on Monday, September, 12, 2016.

http://www.livemint.com/Opinion/bBMBjP7Vk1xfdNGDRqExxM/Globalization-paradoxes-redux.html

A new briefing paper by Praveen Chakravarty and myself on the divergence in income per capita among India's states post-liberalization and the challenges it poses to the country's federal polity.

http://www.idfcinstitute.org/site/assets/files/10331/indias_curious_case_of_economic_divergence.pdf

Writing in the Hindu, Praveen Chakravarty and I document the rising divergence in income per capita among India's states post-liberalization.

http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/op-ed/praveen-chakravarty-vivek-dehejia-writes-on-gst-bill-the-gap-between-rich-and-poor-states/article9072719.ece

I speak to El Pais about the succession of Urjit Patel as new governor of the Indian central bank to replace Raghuram Rajan. [Spanish]

http://economia.elpais.com/economia/2016/09/03/actualidad/1472922696_511269.html