According to the IMF’s latest World Economic Outlook, India’s GDP (PPP) is $13,030. China’s GDP (PPP) is $33,070. None of this suggests India should be pleased that the economic gap between China and India has fallen from five times to a little over two times when per capita income at dollar exchange rates is adjusted for PPP
Read MoreAn essential takeaway from this book is that profits have to showcase proof of entrepreneurial passion, business performance and path to valuation. This is a wakeup call to the Indian economy, considering the hype and enthusiasm around valuations of its 103 Unicorns, and thousands of other startups, says Srinath Sridharan
Read MoreTo 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
Read MoreSociety has become fixated and almost obsessed with achievement, often placing an immense, at times impossible, burden on individuals to succeed at all costs
Read MoreReporting responsibly can contribute to a culture that values the well-being and mental health of our youth over narrow definitions of success
Read MoreServices are growing at well over 10 per cent a year. Since the services sector accounts for 60 per cent of India’s GDP, it forms a strong base for annual growth of six per cent (10 per cent of 60 per cent) even if growth in industry or agriculture falters
Read MoreIndia at the helm of the G20 presidency, continues to maintain a static stance on cryptocurrency governance
Read MoreThe G20 nations may endeavour to establish a universally recognised regulatory framework for crypto-assets, granting individual jurisdictions the flexibility to impose stricter regulations beyond this baseline, possibly even opting for a complete ban if they see fit. Which direction will the Indian regulatory mood blow?
Read MoreBengaluru and Gurgaon, cities that epitomise India's IT prowess today, gained international prominence during this period, however, India's journey towards becoming an IT product nation encountered hurdles, relegating it to a reputation primarily focused on USD-INR arbitrage work and being a market for the infamous phrase – ‘body-shopping’
Read MoreCorporate earnings growth too is ahead of companies in the US, Europe, China and Southeast Asia. Investors believe a higher trajectory of corporate profit growth justifies India’s steep P/E ratios
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