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The budget has prioritised capital expenditure for addressing the needs of public infrastructure along with some focussed welfare initiatives in crucial sectors ...
Increased spending on infrastructure boost is expected to boost employment generation and increase aggregate demand, thereby, accelerating growth ...
The Budget continues to emphasise indigenisation, but the defence allocation is but a small increase from the previous fiscal ...
With G20 ruling 2023, New Delhi is bound to utilise its development cooperation allocations for forging new alliances and establishing sustainable partnerships ...
Digital India has made significant progress in transforming India into a digitally empowered society and Budget 2023 is making wider strides in the same direction ...
The Union Budget provides a boost to the energy transition but fails to address the critical need to synergise climate adaptation with India’s development goals. ...
There is scope to do more for the vital constituencies of women and children ...
Digital India has made significant progress in transforming India into a digitally empowered society and Budget 2023 is making wider strides in the same direction ...
Tax rationalisation, higher capex, the idea of green growth, and agricultural markets — highlights of Budget 2023 ...
The underlying philosophy behind this budget is to help India transition from entitlements to empowerment ...
It is abundantly plain that the salubrity of cities will increasingly determine ‘India’s global profile’ ...
G20 India aims to provide a global approach to realising common aspirations like a just green transition, renewed forms of multilateralism, digital and financial inclusion, and the vision of sustainable lifestyles ...
Research and development in augmenting the capacities of the armed forced and border infrastructure have been given a focus in Budget 2023 by FM Nirmala Sitharaman ...
Geopolitical realignments and deft footwork by our diplomats have put India in a favourable position versus the rest of the world ...
The crisis in the South Asian neighbourhood is quite alarming, but India stands as a bright star in the region and on the global stage, despite inflationary pressures ...
The future of embedded finance in India looks promising, and 2023 could be a decisive year for its development ...
With arms and terror infiltration becoming difficult, Pakistan has now resorted to drug trafficking to destroy Kashmir's youth ...
Would setting up an autonomous fiscal council outside the control of the government work in the Indian context? ...
Despite several challenges to its democracy, the embedded values of India’s constitutional morality have played a pivotal role in strengthening it ...
India has the ability to be the next powerhouse as its economy has demonstrated resilience despite the challenging times ...
A robust federal institutional dialogue between various actors can further enhance the existing Indian model of federalism ...
India’s impeccable story of constitutional promise and practice has much to offer to the G20 members and the world ...
The old pension scheme is a deform that is practically, morally and colonially out of tune with a 21st century modern India; Parliament must start at the top and bring MPs and Judges under the National Pension System ...
For a new phase of growth, government disintermediation, rather than enhanced control over the economy, is appropriate. ...
Does the Supreme Court demonetisation majority verdict erode the institutional autonomy of RBI? ...
Will the ban continue to keep a check on the activities of PFI or will it re-emerge as a potent threat to India? ...
Rear Admiral K. Raja Menon (Retd) is a career naval officer and submarine specialist who commanded seven ships and submarines during his service. He retired in 1994 as the Assistant Chief of Naval Staff (Operations). ...
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S. Paul Kapur is currently on leave from ORF and is serving as Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs at the U.S. Department of State. Between 2020-2021, Mr Kapur served on the State Department’s Policy Planning Staff, ...
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