Subhomoy Bhattacharjee
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Subhomoy Bhattacharjee
Subhomoy Bhattacharjee is an author and Contributing Editor at the Business Standard. He works on public policy, primarily finance, maritime and energy issues. He comments on current economic issues at On Point with Subhomoy Bhattacharjee. He is also a Professor of Practice and Director, Centre for Regulatory Governance at Jindal Global Law School at OP Jindal Global University. He has read Economics at Delhi School of Economics and Shri Ram College of Commerce. He has worked in Govt of India as part of Indian Information Service & has since moved to The Economic Times, Indian Express & Financial Express newspapers.
Subhomoy Bhattacharjee is an author and Contributing Editor at the Business Standard. He works on public policy, primarily finance, maritime and energy issues. He comments on current economic issues at On Point with Subhomoy Bhattacharjee. He is also a Professor of Practice and Director, Centre for Regulatory Governance at Jindal Global Law School at OP Jindal Global University. He has read Economics at Delhi School of Economics and Shri Ram College of Commerce. He has worked in Govt of India as part of Indian Information Service & has since moved to The Economic Times, Indian Express & Financial Express newspapers.
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Are countries using visas as weapons to fight diplomatic battles?
While India does seem to be facing the rough end of visa diplomacy, barriers are going up globally
 "Are countries using visas as weapons to fight diplomatic battles?")
With new Parliament building to welcome MPs soon, here's what will change
In the new Parliament House, with a soft launch this winter session (the full functionality will happen in January in the budget session), papers are supposed to disappear among other things
 "With new Parliament building to welcome MPs soon, here's what will change")
ESMA logjam: India, EU differences may impact trade between two countries
ESMA has this week said Indian clearing corporations will not be recognised as such in Europe because "no cooperation arrangements" could be signed between it and the Indian regulators
 "ESMA logjam: India, EU differences may impact trade between two countries")
India may log 8% growth rate in real GDP in FY23, says Arvind Panagariya
The National Statistical Office shall release the GDP data for the second quarter on 30th November
 "India may log 8% growth rate in real GDP in FY23, says Arvind Panagariya")
External sector could face some anxious moments, says CEA Nageswaran
He said that the way the oil price cap is being discussed has encouraged oil and gas traders to stock up on volumes, creating unintended consequences
 "External sector could face some anxious moments, says CEA Nageswaran")
Global shocks are best times for radical reforms: G20 Sherpa Amitabh Kant
He added that India needs to refocus on other areas, pointing to the need to expand the money spent on green technology
 "Global shocks are best times for radical reforms: G20 Sherpa Amitabh Kant")
Spotlight on innovation in non-solar areas in emerging green energy sector
Businesses built on renewable infrastructure are gaining traction but banks are still figuring out ways to finance them
 "Spotlight on innovation in non-solar areas in emerging green energy sector")
Coal India powers productivity spurt, but can it sustain the pace?
The furious pace of production has helped prevent the blackouts of last year but there are questions over whether the state-owned miner can sustain the pace
 "Coal India powers productivity spurt, but can it sustain the pace?")
Why FATF removing Pakistan from 'grey list' has miffed India so much
FATF started out with 16 developed countries as members and added 12 by 1992. It has since expanded to the current list of 39 members
 "Why FATF removing Pakistan from 'grey list' has miffed India so much")
Spat over format of Andhra Pradesh's capital city rattles global investors
The three-capital plan proposed by the YSR Congress implies a significant shrinkage of the Amaravati project.
 "Spat over format of Andhra Pradesh's capital city rattles global investors")
Cocktail of macroeconomic data paints bleak picture of global economy
Long, short or medium, all of the announcements by governments of the world are "willing and able" to make the equity, currency and commodity markets gyrate wildly
 "Cocktail of macroeconomic data paints bleak picture of global economy")
Ministry of Corporate Affairs improves the ease of running a company
Over the past two years the government has moved to decriminalise key provisions and simplified statutory requirements in the Companies Act
 "Ministry of Corporate Affairs improves the ease of running a company")
Industry-friendly moves keep Gujarat ahead in investor perceptions
Gujarat gains because it was the first to check all the boxes as far as investor-friendly policies are concerned
 "Industry-friendly moves keep Gujarat ahead in investor perceptions")
Democracy at work: How various national parties elect their leaders
While the leaders of bigger national parties like BJP and INC have limitation to their powers, smaller parties tend to give wholesome control to their leaders
 "Democracy at work: How various national parties elect their leaders")
Higher gas prices raise difficult questions for Reliance, Adani Group
The 153% jump in prices of natural gas this year has raised the stakes for the government of India to get its policy right in the sector
 "Higher gas prices raise difficult questions for Reliance, Adani Group")
Govt draws up plans to address concerns of green bond investors
A government official aware of the developments said the treatment for such bonds had to be different from that for the money raised through various types of cess
 "Govt draws up plans to address concerns of green bond investors")
How small modular nuclear reactors may help India to meet energy goals
India's move to build small modular nuclear reactors could hold the key to meeting renewable energy targets
 "How small modular nuclear reactors may help India to meet energy goals")
At it yet again! The sequencing problem in setting a base year for GDP
The current datelines imply the GDP changes will happen only after the general elections of 2024
 "At it yet again! The sequencing problem in setting a base year for GDP")
Gas-starved Europe's revival of coal plants spells bad news for India
Coal consumers in India are taking evasive action to save their balance sheets
 "Gas-starved Europe's revival of coal plants spells bad news for India")
A flooded Bengaluru reminds us of Indian cities' lack of preparation
The money spent by the cities for flood is often far less than needed and since the buy-in from the public is weak, the effectiveness of the projects is shallow
 "A flooded Bengaluru reminds us of Indian cities' lack of preparation")
