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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Thermal power is back in business as govt makes commitment clear
Deals in Punjab and Odisha shows coal-fired plants are crucial to economy
 "Thermal power is back in business as govt makes commitment clear")
Year ender 2023: Here's a look at top critical tech deals between India, US
Politically, the sharing is made easy by the fact that after plenty of years, both nations will have governments that will have their mandate in the same year at the same time
 "Year ender 2023: Here's a look at top critical tech deals between India, US")
Geo-economics on the frontline
Exploring the intersection of technology and geopolitics, When the Chips are Down delves into the critical role of semiconductors in this evolving high-stakes dynamic
 "Geo-economics on the frontline")
Arrested development: States are hardly spending on modernising police
They allot little money from their own budgets and underutilise the money the centre gives them
 "Arrested development: States are hardly spending on modernising police")
Gas firms seek price deregulation as city distribution targets fall behind
International gas prices, typically one-sixth of oil prices, have risen since late 2021, touching $100 per barrel
 "Gas firms seek price deregulation as city distribution targets fall behind")
Gas firms seek price deregulation as city distribution targets fall behind
Regulator warns them of losing bank guarantees as investors show little interest in gas economy
 "Gas firms seek price deregulation as city distribution targets fall behind")
Despite subsidies, Budget maths sticks as Sitharaman enters home stretch
A crucial decision government has to take is whether to stick to the FY23 expenditure level or top it this year
 "Despite subsidies, Budget maths sticks as Sitharaman enters home stretch")
Finance Commission terms of reference takes a conservative stance
Press release on terms of reference doesn't name people who will be part of the commission
 "Finance Commission terms of reference takes a conservative stance")
Domestic coal prices match international trends without raising power bills
Linkage policy gives power plants assured supply of the fuel while giving them more scope to sell electricity in exchange market
 "Domestic coal prices match international trends without raising power bills")
Railway capex budget rules encourage finance ministry to expand model
National transporter is managing its expenditure better after Ministry brought in a new model
 "Railway capex budget rules encourage finance ministry to expand model")
Lack of safety standards will hamper tunnel safety audit in India
Neither has the Comptroller and Auditor General apparently conducted any audit ever to assess safety issues in such projects, satisfying itself with only checks on the money spent in the projects
 "Lack of safety standards will hamper tunnel safety audit in India")
GIC wants to divert terror insurance money for oil and nuclear risks
India has Rs 15,000 cr in terror risk insurance: Money could be better used
 "GIC wants to divert terror insurance money for oil and nuclear risks")
Finance Commission gets first officer; terms of reference expected soon
Subsidies to climate finance: What could be some key priorities for the 16th Finance Commission
 "Finance Commission gets first officer; terms of reference expected soon")
India will shop for a flexible agenda for shipping at COP 28
The possible landing of the container ship shall signal the importance India attaches to the targets for the greening of the shipping sector and larger maritime sector
 "India will shop for a flexible agenda for shipping at COP 28")
Updating the tax haven debate
In a comprehensive analysis of black money, R Vaidyanathan's book explores the intricacies of its generation, the impact of tax havens, and the role of global initiatives
 "Updating the tax haven debate")
Mid-term report card of Sebi chief shows her priorities have worked
While Sebi has always defined its role as that of a troika of development of the capital markets, their regulation and protection of investor interests, Buch has drawn the lines linking them
 "Mid-term report card of Sebi chief shows her priorities have worked")
Govt considers easier terms for its PPP contracts with private firms
Central and state governments are expanding funding support for projects, but will need the private sector's support
 "Govt considers easier terms for its PPP contracts with private firms")
LIC's sops for agents could price out smaller life insurance companies
The new benefits incentivise 1.35 million agents to continue with LIC, India's largest life insurer, but raise the heat on smaller firms in an expanding but difficult business
 "LIC's sops for agents could price out smaller life insurance companies")
Dagga case shows why removing govt officers from service isn't easy
Compulsory retirement is part of a half-yearly exercise now for cases where govt wants to weed out officers, but without taking the disciplinary proceedings route
 "Dagga case shows why removing govt officers from service isn't easy")
The times they are a-changing for Competition Commission of India
Fair market regulator is getting more powers as its new leadership settles in at work
 "The times they are a-changing for Competition Commission of India")
