India Today cover story looks at the raft of measures that are now being contemplated to reduce the burden on the consumer.
The high fuel cost is posing a threat to the poor and farmers in the country.
Our politicians and bureaucrats regulating industry and the society draw inordinate amount of power from ambiguous rules.
We are still far behind both China and the US in absolute terms and constant bank frauds need urgent fixing.
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We cannot expect any major changes in terms of the taxation on consumption.
Religion, cinema and cricket will remain India's greatest passions in 2018.
Though it’s better than the 5.7 per cent registered in the last quarter, the current rate will limit the annual average to 6.5 per cent.
The move will end up becoming another burden on the public as the government has limited sources of raising money.
While the advertisement featuring Modi claims India's poor are getting better jobs, data shows the picture is grim.
If you’re a farmer or small trader who doesn’t have accounts in Panama then you deserve to perish.
