Academic Foundation

The Reserve Bank of India has promoted research right from the early years of its existence. This work includes research papers that have been prepared by some of the economists of the Bank.

Traces the peaks and troughs in the changing character of the bilateral relationship between the two democracies, India and Australia, in the post-world war period 1947 to 1975. This book aims to make a contribution to knowledge of international relations during the Cold War period, and the role played by Jawaharlal Nehru.

Based on research carried out in a few villages in South India, when they were at the threshold of their economies and society being exposed to economic order. This work aims to examine the impact of economic reforms on the poor with a focus on levels and intensity of poverty, social dimensions of deprivation, food security and the role of MNCs.

Dr Watson is blown off in suicide bombing and a trial is held. Outraged at the culture of violence Lily runs for election to the legislature vowing to have a bill passed against public sale, possession and use of all kind of firearms. Lily wins the election but big money lobby defeats her legislation, and Lily embarks upon a 'Recall Campaign'.

A Co-Publication of Academic Foundation, New Delhi and Planning Commission, Government of India.

The concept of corporate governance has been attracting public attention for quite some time in India. In view of the increasing realisation of the importance of Corporate Governance, Academic Foundation has brought together eight important reports on the subject and also the Sarbanes Oxley Act 2002.