The antidote to protectionism lies in greater openness; India can easily reduce tariffs
The antidote to protectionism lies in greater openness; India can easily reduce tariffs
A rate cut would support the economy as the 8.2% growth in Q2 has been helped by a favourable base
The implied signal in the Sandesara brothers ruling is disturbing, as the law can’t be a bargaining counter
US sanctions will definitely force a diversification of supplies
Poor quality of data hampers policymakers in their decision-making. This hurts outcomes.
The message from the Brazilian city was loud and clear—the rich world can’t shift the onus of reducing greenhouse gas…
Push to labour reforms is welcome, focus must now shift to boosting worker productivity
Friday’s fall in the currency should tell the markets that RBI might not always support the currency
Even the tech majors powering the AI boom face unanswered questions. Cloud providers are spending tens of billions to build…
The Supreme Court must continue to be the guardian of environment law, not a facilitator of circumvention.
The impulse behind the PM’s appeal is understandable. India must certainly examine the institutional and intellectual legacies it inherited and…
Withdrawal of those on inputs will boost manufacturing.
Real-time responsiveness will determine the success of India’s first DPDP Rules
Bihar’s economy needs a new imagination. After its mega victory, the NDA govt must provide that
Policies aimed at easing land availability for industry must not promote rent-seeking.
India must step up domestic oil output over the medium term.
Policy action is designed to bolster insolvency regime; will all stakeholders now show clarity of purpose?
Retail investors should be aware of the risks of investing in highly valued IPOs.