RBI's move is self defeating. Money might come into one pocket but larger amount will leave from the other.
Walmart Stores Inc, ArcelorMittal SA and Posco are pulling back on investments in India that they had announced with great fanfare
In 2012-13, the Centre managed to cut fiscal deficit to 4.9% of GDP, lower than the Budget revised estimates of 5.2%
Crisis of growth is worsened by the challenging global environment and policy missteps. Returning to 9% growth trajectory will be a tall order
The Uttarakhand floods have put the spotlight on the competence of the national body which was created with a vision 'to build a safer and disaster-resilient India'
The govt had rolled back twin incentives, Accelerated Depreciation and Generation-Based Incentive in April last year
This has led to a corresponding fall in flow of capital to productive sectors, affecting capex cycle & GDP
Some key sectors remain out of the loop such as multi-brand retail trade and civil aviation
Poor response on FDI in multi brand retail indicates that investors are not interested
WPI based inflation should not be an important input for monetary policy
Downside risks to GDP growth emerge as factory output weakens, domestic consumption and exports fall
IIP numbers put pressure on Reserve Bank to cut rates
The Senate immigration Bill is the biggest pro-growth item on the agenda today
Pressure on the rupee is so high that the move has largely been ineffective
Households in 18 out of 35 states, UTs spent more on pan, tobacco, alcohol than on education in a month in 2011-12