India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about the Indian economy, which is in the midst of a prolonged slowdown, in the January 27 edition of the India Today Magazine.
Even if one were to assume vegetable prices would self-adjust, owing to 'seasonal' factors, one still needs to pay careful attention to other commodities like cereals and milk.
Though today it looks as if Xi's 'pockets' have no bottom, the question remains, can it last forever?
This announcement comes at a time when the government's fiscal position remains clogged.
As the whole country gears up for the FM's second Budget next month, some believe that the economic slowdown has bottomed out.
The year 2019 saw a further deterioration in economic growth, with a possibility that the current fiscal year may record the slowest annual GDP growth in nearly two decades.
Over the last quarter, onion prices soured from around Rs 25-30 per kg to around Rs 120 per kg across major cities and semi-urban parts.
India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about why economy's growth engines are slowing down and what can fix them, in the December 16 edition of the India Today Magazine.
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Neutral Gear | 9-minute read
Neutral GearFor decades, we have had a system that is 'naturally populist, seldom liberal'.
Maybe India was correct in staying out of RCEP, but now it has a lot more work to do at home.
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