India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about the 'Hard Times', and how to get the economy back on track, in the September 16 edition of India Today magazine.
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Off the Record: Where Politics and Economics Meet | 8-minute read
Off the Record: Where Politics and Economics MeetThe government is yet to even acknowledge that there is a slowdown.
The country needs to shun the voodoo economics of both the left and right.
Is India competitive enough to be set ‘free’ in the Indo-Pacific?
India's black swan moment is here. Its total unpredictability is sending jitters across already shaky markets.
Foreign scrutiny will trigger much-needed prudence in India’s fiscal management. It will also generate a new wave of economic reforms and lift our economy as happened in the '90s.
Non-performing assets have been the Congress-led UPA regime's worst legacy. The IBC helps undo that festering damage by ensuring institutional lending and corporate rescue frameworks.
Not just the small businesses, even the large ones are beginning to feel the pinch now.
New Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has begun her innings on a non-transparent note that affects her budget estimates for revenues, expenditure and fiscal deficit.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman opted for economic development as opposed to people-pleasing for the 2019-2020 budget and it makes sense.
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