Story Posted on 28-02-2015
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Crossbar | 5-minute read
Far from being anti-poor, it is the path-breaker for initiating a social welfare system in India.
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Macro Matters | 3-minute read
The big picture is that the Budget aims to push growth to double digit levels with reforms and inclusive policies.
The lack of mention of such a critical sector to the economy is undoubtedly underwhelming.
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Macro Matters | 2-minute read
Anyone expecting a lower tax regime for individuals is bound to be left disappointed. But Budget 2015-2016 incentivises savings.
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RIGHT Foot Forward | 3-minute read
Finance minister Arun Jaitley more than made up for last year with remarkable clarity of vision and priorities this year.
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BREAKING NEWS INTO PIECES | 2-minute read
Modi government cannot take risk of big ticket reforms as populism, subsidies are good words, industry and corporate dirty.
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All the rage | 3-minute read
This wave might have been well timed with the whole Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy.
In this Budget, the most important task for the government is to control the fiscal deficit.
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Why bother with Sanskrit? | 6-minute read
Sanskrit roots are marvelously versatile; each root can generate upward of 2,500 words, through combining with prefixes, primary and secondary suffixes.
HR departments should send out regular messages to their employees so that people understand the difference between “love” and sexual exploitation.