The term “currency wars” was originally a colourful description of what international economists had long called “competitive devaluations” or, after…
On May 21, the Finance Minister announced that the government had decided to reduce the “excise duties” by Rs 8…
On the top of Raisina Hill in that building we call South Block sits a small army of officials who…
A couple of weeks back there was a news report about our very own Jeev Milkha Singh making a debut…
Monkeypox yet another reminder of the perils of breaking natural barriers with viruses.
Even with this limited approach, only a few states have moved on the Union education ministry’s February 2022 guideline that…
RBI seems to have left out services from the ambit of the Online Export Import Facilitators Framework. This impedes the…
Households contribute significantly for investment in financial assets in the economy; this segment has the highest financial net worth (88.3%…
Much of the conversation in the days ahead will focus on the relationship between the IPEF and the RCEP. The…
The reluctance of states to do their bit stems from deep-rooted grievances. They believe the Centre keeps them out of…
The Powell Fed’s handling of rising inflation shows that he is not like his idol, Paul Volcker
India Inc needs to step up ESG compliance, although times are not easy for companies.
Faith-based organisations can be strategic actors in supporting environmental action. The climate crisis demands collaboration between countries and communities
Inordinate delays make the market for Distressed assets mimic the Lemons problem
Elevated global commodity prices and supply-side disruptions due to the Ukraine crisis have led to a steep rise in imported…
Gandhi’s economic thinking was shaped by when colonialism and unequal access to markets and technology had impoverished many; however, presently,…
GST was conceived as a bargain—for states to protect their tax base and cede Taxation power and for the Centre…