India must remember that the 1997 Asian financial crisis was exacerbated by tight monetary policy, forced on by IMF conditionality
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Despite the increasing number of women pursuing secondary and post-secondary education, India’s women keep dropping out. Since 2005, more than 25 million Indian women have left the labour force
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India is a large and heterogeneous country and there are considerable variations across States and within them. Such laggard regions pull down all-India trends
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Jaitley’s budget has nine pillars: Agriculture, rural development, health, education and jobs, infrastructure, financial reforms, governance and ease of doing business, prudent fiscal management, and tax-administration reforms.
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The SDGs are much bolder and more aspirational and differ from the Millennium Development Goals (SDGs) which were adopted in 2000 for the period 2000-2015
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Enlightened self-interest requires that the private sector must no longer shirk its responsibility with regard to the community or to the environment which sustains them
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Almost 90% of child deaths from diarrhoeal diseases are directly linked to contaminated water, lack of sanitation or inadequate hygiene, according to a UNICEF report
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This in a country that boasts a 40-year-old national child-health programme– now among the world’s largest–and increased spending on child health 200% over a decade.
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