India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about how a clutch of promising initiatives fall short of being a credible roadmap to economic recovery, in the February 17, 2020 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.
This announcement comes at a time when the government's fiscal position remains clogged.
The burden of economically irresponsible judicial decision-making could be exponential as was the case with the famous coal block allocation case.
The approach to 'reform' has often included short-term measures that allow the economic car engine to start and push ahead faster but slow down eventually.
The ‘last-mile’ window, on the face of it, is likely to help provide the necessary funding for healthy housing projects. That won’t be enough.
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
The government is yet to even acknowledge that there is a slowdown.
The proposed policy creates room for a healthy blend between skills and knowledge.
The country needs to shun the voodoo economics of both the left and right.
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