An Indian suffragist, Mithan Tata Lam was a successful lawyer and humanitarian worker. She was awarded Padma Bhushan in 1962.

Nani A Palkhivala authored a booklet on the Union Budget 1992-93, wherein he critically examines India’s first Budget post the 1991 liberalisation.

Abala Bose made remarkable contributions as an educationist, suffragist and philanthropist in early 20th-century Bengal.

Janaki Ammal was India's first woman botanist. Awarded Padma Shri for her contributions in 1977, Dr Ammal showed unmatched scientific rigour.

A 1967 landmark judgement declared that it was not within the powers of the Parliament to abridge Fundamental Rights granted in Part III of the Constitution.

Murarji J. Vaidya's analysis of economic advancement under the Second Five-year Plan and what it meant for free enterprise.

Socialism Reconsidered questioned four assumptions of Marxist socialism, and reflects Masani's own intellectual journey

On Rabindra Jayanti, we revisit Streer Potro or A Wife's Letter - an epistolary tale that talks about the individuality of a woman.

Begum Rokeya was a torchbearer of Bengali Muslim women's awakening. In Sultana's Dream, she creates a utopian feminist land where women are freed from seclusion and oppression.

In a 1977 paper, titled Economic Growth with Social Justice, B.R. Shenoy discussed the relationship between economic freedoms, consumer sovereignty and social justice.