SPS Pannu

A percentage point in growth here or there does not mean that the elephant is poised to catch up with the dragon.

Any further slowdown in EU's bigger economies would, in fact, adversely impact the overseas demand of our goods.

While the FCI godowns are overflowing with wheat and rice, pulses and oilseeds are in short supply.

This would naturally mean encouraging investments to spur growth and create more jobs in the economy.

The bilateral trade will become unsustainable between the two Asian neighbours, unless the Indian goods are also allowed across the border.

Our economy may soon outgrow China's, but the quality of life of an average Indian is dismal.

The RBI governor is aiming at controlling inflation even if it happens to be at the cost of dampening economic growth.