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Dev 360 | India must learn from others, shed its hubris

Bangladesh has invested in strengthening its human capital, especially women, and this is paying off also in economic terms

The country's economy grew at 7.1 per cent in July-September, the lowest in three quarters.

The origins of law and the question of what law is and why people abide by it are matters that have long been debated.

Survey had estimated that a UBI that reduces poverty to 0.5 per cent would cost 4-5 per cent of GDP.

Former chief economic adviser says measure poorly designed, with scant attention paid to laws of market.