The economic slowdown is structural
Monetary and fiscal policy measures alone cannot do the trick. Sustained growth requires a reforms policy.
Little is spent on exploration of minerals, regulation of mining remains an issue
India has a lot of potential for discovery of minerals as the continental landmass and its offshore consists of several crustal elements going back ages.
New industrial policy needed, aligned to trade policy
Making the case for an integrated trade-and-industrial policy, which means that the ministry of commerce and industry, the DIPP, and the ministry of finance (which takes a final view on taxes) will need to work together
Numbers don’t lie: There is a real job crisis
We are repeatedly told by government economists that there is no jobs crisis. Surjit Bhalla, till recently part of the PM’s Economic Advisory Council, noted not to worry about slow growth of jobs, based on his employment es
Why skill development in India must grow from being supply-driven to demand-driven
India’s requirements for skilled workers are huge, but the current capacity to train has grown very slowly.
Advertisement
Most Read
- COVID-19 Vaccine update: Dr Reddy's gets DCGI nod to conduct phase 3 clinical trials for Sputnik V
- New strains of coronavirus: Britain tightens borders to keep out new COVID-19 strains
- Budget 2021: UKIBC seeks corporate tax rate parity between foreign, domestic companies
- Planning to install rooftop solar plant? Beware of fake claims! Govt says only DISCOMS are authorised
- COVID-19: Sebi gives relaxation to companies from compliance with certain LODR provisions
- PFC's Rs 5000 crore taxable non-convertible debentures subscribed 94% on Day 1; Details here
- Covid-19 vaccination drive to begin tomorrow, here’s how states are geared up for rollout
- Beware! Big fines for no seat belts at the rear and two-wheelers without rearview mirrors
- Russian algorithm claims to detect signs of COVID-19 from voice, coughs and breathing in just 60 seconds!
- Economy likely to contract up to 7.5% this fiscal, may see 9-11% growth in FY22: Former CEA Arvind Virmani
Advertisement
Top News
- COVID-19 Vaccine update: Dr Reddy's gets DCGI nod to conduct phase 3 clinical trials for Sputnik V
- New strains of coronavirus: Britain tightens borders to keep out new COVID-19 strains
- Budget 2021: UKIBC seeks corporate tax rate parity between foreign, domestic companies
- Planning to install rooftop solar plant? Beware of fake claims! Govt says only DISCOMS are authorised
- COVID-19: Sebi gives relaxation to companies from compliance with certain LODR provisions
- PFC's Rs 5000 crore taxable non-convertible debentures subscribed 94% on Day 1; Details here
- Covid-19 vaccination drive to begin tomorrow, here’s how states are geared up for rollout
- Beware! Big fines for no seat belts at the rear and two-wheelers without rearview mirrors
- Russian algorithm claims to detect signs of COVID-19 from voice, coughs and breathing in just 60 seconds!
- Economy likely to contract up to 7.5% this fiscal, may see 9-11% growth in FY22: Former CEA Arvind Virmani
Advertisement
