The Good, The Bad And The Crass During the past month, the biggest story from or about India that made international news was not the working of… 21 years ago
Sustaining The Growth In Tourism India is growing incredibly fast as a travel and tourism economy and is now rated among the Top Five hot… 21 years ago
How To Correct The Turnover Tax Mess At 9.40 am on Friday, just before stock markets opened for trading, the Securities and Exchange Board of India chairman,… 21 years ago
Indian Contemporary Art Has A Bright Future Globally Indian contemporary art is doing well abroad. But the Indian market for it is far larger than its market abroad.… 21 years ago
Open Kelkar Report On FRBM To Debate The finance ministry has notified the Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Rules on July 5, 2004, under the FRBM Act,… 21 years ago
A Long Queue At The State Trough When one has to suffer a news report of workers fixing a residence for a former Prime Minister, one realises… 21 years ago
Careful, Correct, But Could Have Been Better There are several positive signals. The relaxation of sectoral caps on telecom, civil aviation and insurance, allowing banks greater latitude… 22 years ago
The Overhang Of Turnover Tax Kills Market Sentiment It has been a traumatic day for the Indian capital market and the finance minister?s budget speech seemed to prove… 22 years ago
Much Thought And Passion In The Budget Speech This Union Budget must have been a particularly tough exercise, navigating the dangerous waters of a political alliance, where a… 22 years ago
Budget 2004 Guessing Game As Market Virtue If one scans the newspapers, it is difficult to escape the impression that this is indeed the most open budget… 22 years ago
Privatisation Policy Needs Clarity On Friday, 500 employees of the Airport Authority of India (AAI) turned up to protest against the privatisation of airports.… 22 years ago
The Budget And The Reality Of Art Investment The budgetary exercise has two sides to it. It either inspires people to work harder and more creatively to broaden… 22 years ago
The PM Gets Down To Work…Quietly It is a refreshing change, not having handouts about the Prime Minister and his government hitting one, day in and… 22 years ago
Euratex On Overdrive As Textile Quota End Nears January 1, 2005, should be a red-letter day for Indian textile and clothing exporters, since it will mark the disappearance… 22 years ago
Minimise Distortions, Fill Tax Kitty The promises made in the Common Minimum Programme, if implemented in letter and spirit, would impose substantial expenditure burden on… 22 years ago
Finland: A Turnaround Success Story There is ?old Europe? and a ?new Europe? and then there is a country that is neither, or perhaps both.… 22 years ago
Are Job Reservations A Pie In The Sky? The move for reservation of jobs in the private sector could be sedating the impoverished and oppressed groups with the… 22 years ago
Turnover Tax: Worth A Cautious Experiment It?s a complex situation. When you ask brokers or investors about the possible impact of a turnover tax replacing long… 22 years ago
Niti Aayog CEO reiterates focus on sunrise areas, PPP models and ease in compliance burden for economic growth
