On all counts, the government's record on its five-year goal to build a new India is dismal
All the action notwithstanding, the Indian music business remains tiny
The role of philanthropy has become more critical today
To achieve its potential, Indian industry must live the ethos of Rahul Bajaj
While institutional investors still own roughly the same amount of equity that they did a few years ago, they are now far more vocal
As India celebrates its 75th anniversary, the most precious of its legacies are at risk of falling prey to the politics of the moment
Employment did not expand to absorb the unemployed in January. On the contrary, it shrank by 3.3 million
The central government is disinvesting 5 per cent of the shares of the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC)
Markets are in for a very bumpy ride if inflation is truly breaking out
Banks have started seeing signs of growth in credit. Retail loans still remain the growth driver but money has also started flowing to the corporate sector
Today's key crypto-related regulatory questions reveal how it is not fulfilling its promised potential
NARCL has a competitive advantage over private asset reconstruction companies, because it comes with deep pockets and a government guarantee
When growth is slowing but the Fed continues to hike interest rates or refuses to cut them, stocks will fall
The National Commission pointed out that when a change in policy terms is made without a fresh proposal, the insurer must get the insured's consent
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The modest targets reflect a welcome embrace of pragmatism in the govt's economic policy
It took about 13 years for someone to figure out that the profits Mr Naqvi promised weren't forthcoming
The worrisome issue of fiscal consolidation remains a major concern
Both Kalpana and I saw quite a bit of two young faculty members: Geoff Harcourt (the friendly Australian) and Ajit Singh, an astute Marxist academic