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Our 20 most–read expertspeak this year.
The attempt to woo FIIs and FPIs may look like an innovative step to mobilise investment from abroad, yet this is a gamble which may or may not pay of
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman seemed to be the chief protagonist of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s dream of India becoming a $5 trillion econo
Sitharaman’s Budget seeks to inject efficiencies into the regulatory system.
In the coming budget, concrete ideas of increasing women’s participation in the workforce should be included. There has to be an increased allocatio
Since data has changed, there are only three words that should define Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s Budget 2019 — growth, growth, growth.
Agriculture remains stressed as food inflation remains low. India Inc. is not doing well either.
The Indian army is a manpower-intensive military. With the second largest military in terms of personnel, the Indian armed forces have always faced a
The public sector is a big employer of youth, but its share as a job provider has been shrinking despite the fact that government jobs are the preferr
Upon close scrutiny of the scheme, an obvious question comes to the forefront: was the scheme a governance measure or political manipulation?
How does the interim budget impact some of the most critical facets of the Indian economy?
How does the interim budget impact some of the most critical facets of the Indian economy?
The puzzle of India’s political economy is to reconcile the expectations of “Great Society” welfare with stagnating middle-income productivity.
It is a budget whose politics overrides its economics, whose economics plays with politics, and whose pitch is sharply focused on Elections 2019.
It is a budget whose politics overrides its economics, whose economics plays with politics, and whose pitch is sharply focused on Elections 2019.
Key proposals unveiled in this budget are primarily aimed at rural communities and the urban middle classes.
While the jury is yet to be out globally on the UBI, it has many takers in India.
The revenue from the Central Goods and Services Tax remains significantly below the target of Rs 6 trillion.
The government’s promises on jobs and farmers’ incomes have fallen flat, so it may look to fill the gap with ‘sound and fury’.
Sustainable magic requires that the magician remain credible.
Budget FY2020 should break this dismal trend and increase capital expenditure to 2 per cent of projected GDP.
Thinking India can induce enough private investment just because of the size of its market is a big mistake
Despite a long speech there were no magic bullets presented to kickstart a virtuous cycle of investment, growth and jobs.
Examining ‘Dollar Bonds’ in the Indian budget, drug trafficking in Myanmar — and other news from South Asia.
The top-down, rushed approach of the government in reaching out to farmers is likely to end in failure
The need of the hour is to double down on defence reforms with strategic foresight.
The new budget does little to advance the very objectives the country has outlined for itself.
The NDA’s interim Budget ticks all the boxes, but issues remain
