| Arvind Singhal: The financial potential of healthcare | 02-JUL-09 |
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| The expectations from the UPA government keep rising by the day, and there is near unanimity about the urgent need to reform and increase spending on social infrastructure sectors including education and healthcare. The next few days and months will give some indication of the vision, resolve and ability of the government to give a boost to social infrastructure. |
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| T N Ninan: Offer an option | 13-JAN-07 |
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| If India is to make significant progress in the areas crying out for action (mostly in the field of social infrastructurehealth, education, water supply, etc), the government has to make a vital |
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| Affordable luxury | 03-OCT-06 |
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| TRAVEL: Nepal wants the affluent traveller and is pulling out all stops to bring him in.
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| Deepak Lal: Small may be beautiful | 20-JUN-06 |
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| India's reformers may take up this slogan for indirectly introducing market forces into the provision of both physical and social infrastructure.
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| Sahara MF eyes social infrastructure | 15-FEB-06 |
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| In times of stretched valuations of capital goods companies, mutual funds are redefining infrastructure by including various sectors under the core sector umbrella.
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| Bibek Debroy:India`s Haats | 12-JUL-05 |
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| In India, 72.22 per cent still live in rural areas, even if only 57 per cent earn a living from agriculture. If one understands what the UPA is attempting, and if one understands what the NCMP |
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| Shristi`s township to offer big city perks | 08-APR-05 |
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| Bengal Shristi, a Srei Group company, appears to have seized the lead in the infrastructure and housing market outside Kolkata with its mega integrated township at Kanyapur in Asansol.
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| Sen lauds emphasis on social infrastructure | 18-DEC-04 |
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| The United Progressive Alliance (UPA) today found an ally in the Nobel prize- winning economist Amartya Sen who lauded the governments emphasis on development of social infrastructure.
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| T N Ninan: Doubts on Day 2 | 10-JUL-04 |
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| Instant reactions to complicated documents are a hazardous business. Thursdays Union Budget provides a good example. On Day 2, the picture looks different from what it did on Day 1.
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| Public-private tie-up needed in healthcare | 08-JUL-04 |
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| Calling for an increased public spending on health, the Economic Survey has said there is considerable scope for strengthening public-private partnerships in the delivery of healthcare services. It |
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| Public-private tie-up needed in healthcare | 08-JUL-04 |
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| Calling for an increased public spending on health, the Economic Survey has said there is considerable scope for strengthening public-private partnerships in the delivery of healthcare services. It |
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