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The author is a senior economist, columnist, author and a votary of inclusive development
We have tried to and often have put the rail back on track. But we now need to lay new tracks. More is needed – and holistically
Read MoreThe lockdown has crippled our fragile economy, destroyed vulnerable livelihoods and needed more than a package. The PM appreciates that revitalising the economy will need robust directional actions
Read MoreThe economy depends as much on politics as on economic policies. Apathy and fractiousness in policy-making hurt confidence in the economy.
Read MoreWhile competition may not ease, the industry will become more cohesive and collaborative. Organisations will invest in relationship for ‘rainy’ days.
Read MoreThe Prime Minister must now focus on the immediate future and act to mitigate the knock-on effects that include credit default, shuttering businesses, capricious markets and the endangered financial system
Read MoreThis curse is likely to wipe out millions of jobs, years of momentum and slow our growth by 2%. It will cost many times more.
Read MoreSeen from the prism of growing inequality health uncertainty perpetuates lifetime inequality, while efficient and reliable healthcare is an influential factor in establishing a good economy, and a better society
Read MoreA Crux study indicates rural ‘flight’ will ‘add, pack and wedge’ another 400 million to India’s urban landscape by 2030.
Read MoreThe government needs to institute policy measures and EoDB to nurture and create entrepreneur enabling ecosystem for holistic development. Rankings and applause will follow.
Read MoreIndia’s economy is firmly in the grips of a slowdown, with several macro and micro headwinds tangling and sharpening the slowdown further. This sounds extreme but here are some anecdotal evidence.
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