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Opinion: Opinion | Why India's Bureaucrats Have Learnt That Doing 'Nothing' Is Safer

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Opinion: Opinion | Why India's Bureaucrats Have Learnt That Doing 'Nothing' Is Safer

India's bureaucracy has perfected a peculiar survival strategy: make a decision, you may be punished; make none, and you are usually safe.

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