India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about why the economic gloom refuses to go away this festive season, in the October 28 edition of India Today magazine.
The Indian growth story will be an organic, consumption-led narrative spurred by the service sector.
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.
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 country needs to shun the voodoo economics of both the left and right.
India's black swan moment is here. Its total unpredictability is sending jitters across already shaky markets.
The failure to acknowledge India’s growth story for the fear of who will walk away with the credit is a grave injustice to the 1.33 crore-plus people of this country. It also prepares the path for economic harm rather than further good health.
No loan waiver policy thus far, irrespective of which dispensation announced it, has helped farmers move out of the distress zone.
Despite being among the world’s fastest growing economies, India is making headlines for cow vigilantism and mob lynchings. Perhaps, as SRK suggests, perfection is elusive.
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