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Instead of many separate schemes, the government could give every adult a fixed amount of money each month, no conditions attached. The case for It gives everyone a basic safety net. Direct payments leave less room for leakage than many separate schemes, and people know their own needs best. The case against The cost would force hard trade-offs with health, education and infrastructure. Critics worry about inflation and about paying people who do not need it. Where do you stand? Vote, then share your opinion - and say what would change your mind.

Millions of young Indians enter the workforce every year. Should the country try to become a factory hub, or double down on IT and services? The case for Factories can employ large numbers of people without college degrees. A strong manufacturing base builds exports, supply chains and self-reliance. The case against Services are already India's strength and can grow quickly. Modern factories are increasingly automated, so they create fewer jobs than they used to. Where do you stand? Vote, then share your opinion - and say what would change your mind.