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Whether it is industrial production, electricity generation, exports or revenue from the goods and services tax (GST), evidence of the loss of economic momentum is hard to ignore, writes T N Ninan, predicting that no one should be surprised if growth in the second half of the financial year drops below 4 per cent, which is where it was in the year before the pandemic. Read it here
In other views
In other views
Mihir Sharma points out that Russia’s Ukraine operation has laid to rest the notion that it remained a military superpower after the Cold War ended.
