NCAER's India Policy Forum is back with an agenda that promises high-level research exchange and analysis.
The forum will present new research on socio-economics that will find its way into strategic planning and policy making.
Click on our Agenda and Abstracts for details and find key takeaways on this site after the event.
6-8 August • New Delhi
Lecture
CD Deshmukh Lecture
Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman, Hon. Minister for Finance and Minister for Corporate Affairs will deliver the annual CD Deshmukh Lecture 2026 on August 6.
NCAER's annual CD Deshmukh Lecture spotlights high-level commentary on facets of economics, finance, banking, institution building and public administration.
6 August • New Delhi
Key Papers
IPF 2026 - Key Papers
Regulation in India: Problems and Solutions
India's Development Aspirations: A Macroeconomic Perspective
Macro Perspective of Bihar's Development
Is Food Processing the Missing Link in Development?
decarbonisationPolicyReformsDigital Public InfrastructuretradeGrowthFinancesequilibriumBusinessAIdevelopmentTradeAgriculturesufficiencyInnovationsupplyfoodFinancesDatawagesskillingInvestmentsReformsBankingFirmsgovernanceInclusionManufacturingGrowthdevelopmentTradeLabourServicespaymentsgovernmentevidenceMonetaryGrowthFinancesInfrastructureMacroeconomicsRegulationFiscalStateTradeEnergyAgricultureFinancesPolicyMacroeconomicsDigital Public InfrastructureReformsData
EmploymentInclusion
Speakers
IPF 2026 - Facets & Faces
From macro economic perspectives to reforms, ease of doing business, regulation, AI and inclusion – it’s at IPF 2026.
Given the symbiosis of geopolitics and high finance, does monetary history help forecast the dollar’s fate?
Barry Eichengreen plumbs history, probes geography and analyses geopolitics to identify directions for the dollar in his new book, Money Beyond Borders, and in a talk in Mumbai on July 31.