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The author is a senior economist, columnist, author and a votary of inclusive development
While the budget is a step in the right direction, it needs to be complemented with more substantial measures to achieve the desired outcomes
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New institutions are essential to guide this transition and ensure AI benefits are shared equitably. Embracing adaptation, innovation, and collaboration will transform AI challenges into opportunities, fostering a more inclusive and prosperous global economy
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True progress lies in financial and social liberation, enabling women to be equal partners in building a prosperous India. By dismantling barriers, we pave the way for a brighter future for all
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India's stride towards economic ascendancy has been monumental, lifting millions out of the abyss of poverty. Yet, the spoils of this conquest remain ensnared in the clutches of a privileged few, writes Dr. Vikas Singh
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India needs to move a significant portion of its rural population to urban areas for better income and opportunities
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The Crux study provides an insight into the fact that over 90 per cent of those surveyed believe that the government must initiate a ‘Second Chance’. It offers a solution for MSMEs that have consistently paid taxes equivalent to the disputed amount over the past five years. It facilitates a swift resolution, allowing businesses to focus their efforts on core operations, and contribute to the economic landscape
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Amidst the celebration of growth milestones, a closer look reveals a fascinating, and sometimes worrying, economic tightrope walk
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India's consumer landscape brims with promise, yet unleashing its full potential demands concerted efforts from businesses, policymakers and civil society
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As we navigate the complexities of electoral financing, it's imperative to remain vigilant in our pursuit of a democratic system remains vibrant & responsive, and that truly reflects the will of the people, writes author
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A Crux study across 15 states, and with 7,000 stakeholders, argues that MSP disproportionately benefits large-scale farmers who can navigate its complexities. Marginal farmers, who make up 95 per cent of the farming population, suffer from shrinking landholdings that limit their ability to modernise, diversify, or invest in technology
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