A good friend of mine, Amit Varma, whose blog, India Uncut, I read religiously (almost) every day has won the Bastiat Prize.
Read more details at his post here.
Congrats, Amit. Heady stuff...but well-deserved. Keep up the good work. It is easy to get cynical and despondent when one talks about the concept of freedom in India (previous posts - 1, 2, 3) but the more awareness you spread through the columns at Mint and your blog, the better. I know I have learned a lot through reading your blog and I am sure there are many others that can stand to benefit.
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