Author
A graduate of Lady Shriram College for Women, New Delhi, Dakshita Das joined the Civil Services in 1986. She has over 35 years of experience in the Government and is the erstwhile MD & CEO of the National Housing Bank, a regulator of the Housing sector. Her experience pans over several verticals of government including Infrastructure financing, Public Finance and the Financial Sector.
In its third term, the Modi administration should intensify efforts to harness ‘Nari Shakti’ for development programmes spanning from grassroots initiatives to global endeavours, encompassing both social welfare and economic advancement
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As India's demographic dividend transitions into a silver economy over the next three decades, it is essential that we invest in sectors that will provide opportunities for our youth and support a thriving workforce
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Economically, women constitute a formidable force, making substantial and silent contributions to India’s economic dynamism and progress. Yet, their representation in the workforce is poor as is their presence in leadership roles
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Women are the backbone of the Indian economy, contributing significantly to its growth and stability. Beyond their vital role in traditional sectors, women increasingly drive innovation and entrepreneurship, bringing diverse perspectives to the business landscape
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By implementing milestone-based accountability and transparent measurements, policy schematics empower stakeholders to track progress effectively and adapt policies as needed
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In this era of rapid change, financial regulators are, in essence, trust guardians. They are nurturing an environment where businesses can thrive by demonstrating integrity, customer-centricity, and a commitment to societal and environmental well-being
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To bridge the divide, we must foster a cultural shift that values and promotes women's participation in all aspects of society, starting with legislative participation towards increased economic empowerment
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Infrastructure providers are incentivised to establish greater creditworthiness for their investments, relying primarily on market finance with government enhancements as additional support
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