Manish Sabharwal

The virus lockdown exposes five regulatory hurdles, holding back an important pillar of learning's future: degree-linked apprentices

India has become more formal job friendly with recent ESIC reforms

The best place to start labour reform is creating competition and reforming the governance of the ESIC

The mental conception of a university for most rich people is Harvard or Oxford

National minimum wage will murder formal job creation our youth need, corrode competitive federalism

India's farm to non-farm transition is being murdered by bad urbanisation

The ban on national online higher education is unjust, dysfunctional and arrogant

This demonetisation is only the 10th of the 25 things needed, because ending black money is not a regulatory beheading but death by a thousand cuts

We need to take a number of steps, from fixing schools to ending apartheid against distance learning, to make graduates employable

One solution to India's challenges of education, employment, employability lies in state govts adopting apprenticeships on a large scale

India's first prime minister is one of the many reasons Pakistan and India born on the same night have had different destinies