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Indivjal Dhasmana, a senior associate editor at Business Standard, writes on macroeconomics, taxes, and political economy. He has over three decades of experience in various journalism. He currently heads the economics data team at Business Standard.
Indivjal Dhasmana, a senior associate editor at Business Standard, writes on macroeconomics, taxes, and political economy. He has over three decades of experience in various journalism. He currently heads the economics data team at Business Standard.
Breather for companies as norms are deferred by a year
Criticises Modi govt for slow progress in reforms; doubts GDP numbers
PM Modi has said that India needs to move from a situation where only a few pay direct taxes and many escape to a situation where more people pay a moderate amount.
No jobs created; new export orders up for first time in 32 months
In April, first month of this financial year, it was 25.7% of the year's budgeted amount, compared to 23% in the same month of 2015
Basic salary, pension to increase 2.5 times; Cabinet defers decision on allowances
The model Shops and Establishment Act will also enable women to work during the night with mandatory cab services and other workplace facilities
The MPC is expected to be in place before the next monetary policy review by the RBI in August
More than half of the states saw fall in expenditure on health and education in 2015-16 compared to 2014-15
Study conducted by NITI Aayog says only three saw a reduction in resources allocated
Jaitley said the country had immediate and medium-term firewalls in the form of healthy forex reserves
Their survey index of firms dipped in Jan-April to a 10-quarter low; however, political confidence measure rose
The amendment of the debt recovery law will computerise processing of tribunal cases for faster disposal
Cautions India against notable headwinds
The supply table describes the supply of goods and services, which are either produced in the domestic industry or imported
At 51 points in May, it is weakest since Nov 2015
Interview with Chief statistician of India
The total corpus of the payments bank is of Rs 800 crore, which will have Rs 400-crore equity and Rs 400-crore grant