Amarendu Nandy
 "Amarendu Nandy")
Amarendu Nandy
Amarendu Nandy is assistant professor at the Indian Institute of Management (Ranchi) since June 2011. He is currently chairperson (alumni relations) at the institute. An economist by training, Nandy holds a Ph.D from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore, Singapore. Before joining IIMR, he was a full-time faculty member in the economics department at the Goa Institute of Management.
Amarendu Nandy is assistant professor at the Indian Institute of Management (Ranchi) since June 2011. He is currently chairperson (alumni relations) at the institute. An economist by training, Nandy holds a Ph.D from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore, Singapore. Before joining IIMR, he was a full-time faculty member in the economics department at the Goa Institute of Management.
Amarendu Nandy
VB-G RAM G marks a shift from rural insurance to managed investment
The decisive test of VB-G RAM G will be whether the programme continues to act as a stabiliser in bad times
 "VB-G RAM G marks a shift from rural insurance to managed investment")
Electoral freebies underpin growing drift in states' fiscal discipline
The deepening fault line of sub-national fiscal drift beneath India's political economy is now hard to ignore
 "Electoral freebies underpin growing drift in states' fiscal discipline")
Inflation targeting has worked for India, but transparency must improve
With fiscal pressures rising worldwide and monetary independence under strain, the anchor must remain
 "Inflation targeting has worked for India, but transparency must improve")
Budget 2025: Why scrapping home loan tax benefits could hurt the common man
The socio-economic implications of scrapping the old tax regime for India's real estate sector - currently valued at $493 billion and contributing 7.3 per cent to GDP - deserve careful scrutiny
 "Budget 2025: Why scrapping home loan tax benefits could hurt the common man")
India must balance EU carbon tariffs with economic interest, climate action
India must also press developed countries to fulfil their commitments on climate finance and technology transfers
 "India must balance EU carbon tariffs with economic interest, climate action")
Will ELI scheme fix India's jobs crisis? A comprehensive rethink needed
The proposed employment incentive scheme is a commendable start, but it risks worsening India's employment problem
 "Will ELI scheme fix India's jobs crisis? A comprehensive rethink needed")
The ominous shadow of global debt
The IMF's latest reports warn that piecemeal solutions won't suffice anymore
 "The ominous shadow of global debt")