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From traders to rulers: how the Company built its government machine (1773-1857)
Between 1773 and 1857 the Company stopped being a business and became a government, with Acts of Parliament, a steel-frame bureaucracy, Cornwallis's courts and the thana-daroga police. How the machine was built.
Minimum government, maximum governance: the deregulation turn
From the Jan Vishwas Act’s decriminalisation of 183 provisions to self-attestation and trust-based regulation: what shrinking the state’s footprint means for governance quality.
Deccan's Duel: Chalukyas and Rashtrakutas
Two dynasties, one Deccan: the Chalukyas who stopped Harsha and invented the Vesara style, and the Rashtrakutas who carved a mountain into the Kailasa temple.