How lovely to see this review of "Indianomix", more than a year after our book appeared, calling it a "must read"!

http://ibnlive.in.com/news/indianomix-full-of-multiple-gems-which-make-it-a-must-read/474734-40-101.html

Where I and other analysts speak to the BBC on whether Narendra Modi is likely to be an economic reformer.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-27534163

In which I speak to The National (U.A.E.) on where the Congress Party might go from here following its electoral rout.

http://www.thenational.ae/world/india/indias-congress-party-missed-opportunity-to-revamp-itself

In Mint, Reuben Abraham and I bust some myths about "first past the post" and bogus claims that Modi didn't win a mandate.

http://www.livemint.com/Opinion/BXePIAE8qyWmfNht3MHz6M/Indias-first-past-the-post-myths.html

My latest "Marginalia" for Business Standard questions whether the $5 billion spent on the recently concluded Indian election should be regarded as "corrosive" or rather as a costless transfer.

http://www.business-standard.com/article/opinion/vivek-dehejia-the-true-cost-of-elections-114051901185_1.html

My latest for the Mint argues that the BJP victory at long last lays to rest the ghosts of their 2004 defeat and the bogus morality tale built on it.

http://www.livemint.com/Opinion/hxnl2IVys4I5TMsXwgSxCJ/Burying-the-ghosts-of-BJPs-2004-defeat.html

I speak to La Presse (Montreal) about the Modi victory. [in French]

http://plus.lapresse.ca/screens/4e8a-f704-53763960-8bad-7debac1c606d%7C_0.html

Here's the YouTube video of the Google Hangout just concluded where I join a distinguished panel to debate "Can Narendra Modi be India's Thatcher?"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqQG5vbQ0-o&feature=share

My latest for the Mint looks at what one may expect (and not expect) on economic policy from a putative Prime Minister Modi.

http://www.livemint.com/Opinion/PKSqUTdJRzo8OWCssnuLNI/The-heart-of-Modinomics.html

In which yours truly makes a cameo appearance in a Reuters piece on the high turnout in this year's general election in India.

http://in.reuters.com/article/2014/05/06/india-election-turnout-idINKBN0DM0R920140506

In which yours truly is in some good, and some not so good, company, in a long piece impugning the motivations of Narendra Modi's "intellectual" defenders. A pity he caricatures my argument.

http://qz.com/205367/the-real-reason-indian-intellectuals-are-flocking-to-modi/