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The slowdown in India’s GDP growth is not a cause for concern, but it underscores the need to amplify capital expenditure and enhance state efficien
भारतीय अर्थव्यवस्था एका निर्णायक क्षणावर आहे. यात भविष्�
The Indian economy is at a defining moment where the future might show a reversal from the trend of the consumption-driven growth phenomenon
अंतरिम अर्थसंकल्प ही तात्पुरती योजना असली तरी, सरकारचे प
While the Interim Budget is a temporary plan, the government’s priority and the country’s imperatives remain inclined towards inclusive developmen
The budget has prioritised capital expenditure for addressing the needs of public infrastructure along with some focussed welfare initiatives in cruci
The need for an institution to provide for capital expenditure (capex) for the infrastructure spree that the nation intends to indulge in is supreme.
India could jump a complete technology phase by moving straight to novel battery technologies and strategically reduce its battery import dependence a
The Ministry of Defence has fixated on process rather than outcomes for decades with little effort to remedy this, stymying timely modernisation of th
Allocations made for capital expenditure must increase if India is to keep pace with China's rising military might
The primary structural problem of salaries and pension squeezing fiscal space for capital acquisition remains. However, the pattern of allocation on armaments sends a clear signal that the domestic industrial complex is prioritised and will be encouraged
A plan to clean Ganga needs to shift focus from centralised large capital expenditure projects, to a decentralised process that undertakes cleaning-up from upstream to downwards, progressing through each watershed before entering the major trunk channel.
There is at least a temporary decoupling of consumption and GDP, with investment picking up pace and acquiring a greater share of domestic output
With spending skewed towards pensions, the status quo must give way to a more ambitious restructuring
Budget FY2020 should break this dismal trend and increase capital expenditure to 2 per cent of projected GDP.
