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Incentivise makers, listen to states on cutting pvt players’ share

Jump in govt spend could help, but given this is unlikely, the economy needs liquidity and low interest rates

The PLI scheme is not holistic, as it is based on a partial equilibrium framework in which its impact is…

UP’s proposed population-control law gets it wrong: The need is to address factors leading to above-replacement fertility

The proposed law, along with serious disincentives, has a raft of incentives to encourage couples to have one child, or…

Its focus can be on bringing in regulatory changes, not only in co-operatives’ ownership but also in the operational structures

Climbing oil prices could pressurise interest rates, and any currency depreciation move can worsen a bad situation.

The International Energy Agency recently outlined a steep path to meaningful emission reduction by 2050; the responsibility to get there…

If the govt keeps challenging the award—and losing—India may soon become a no-go for investors

Competitive technology-based platforms, combined with strong rules for transparency, will allow financial intermediation to become growth-enabling

Uncertainty on the process and outcome await the Indian tax authorities and businesses covered under OECD pillar one & two

This is the reason why Modi’s new Health Minister is the most important man in his Cabinet. I had never…

For a country like Argentina, Angel Cabrera’s success wasn’t about the money he made, or about his golfing abilities, but…

Schools staying shut will worsen gap between underprivileged students and those better-off; focus on vaccine-for-children

A policy nudge to make ‘smart cities’ greener can create a win-win-win for citizens, cities and the world at large

Indeed, the highlight of the changes, given the nation remains in the throes of the pandemic, would have to be…

Exiting from a PPA is a very contentious issue, and several discoms in the past have tried to exit from…