The answer lies in assessing the impact through both a cyclical and strategic lens
With public anger roiled by social and mainstream media, the government must act with restraint and rationality to defuse the situation
Projections indicate that by 2036, Indian cities will have close to 600 million inhabitants, i.e. 40 per cent of the country's population
Harsh Pant and Anant Singh Mann draw on 75 years of history to chart India's foreign policy course for the next 25
India should consider broader trade liberalisation
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But Trump does love one tax: import tariffs. He appears to believe that foreigners are footing the bill, thereby providing the money to cut taxes for billionaires
The silver lining amid these growth concerns is the moderation in domestic inflation
It is worth noting that the IMF's latest projections have come when there is a high level of uncertainty
With notable exceptions, the state of higher education in India leaves much to be desired
To begin with, there appears to be a crackdown on the practice of secretaries holding dual charges for several months
The second important issue raised by some states was that of the increased use of cesses and surcharges by the Union
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The steel industry contributes directly over 2% of India's GDP
Arbitrages of tiny price imperfections, and responses to news flow, such as quarterly results, are now controlled almost entirely by silicon
As a hegemon, the US no longer derives its hegemonic powers from manufacturing and goods
It is essential to understand that the very purpose of the existence of NBFCs is to issue loans that banks, with their fragile capital structure, cannot issue
In a significant departure from the practice of giving detailed guidelines, the draft direction merely provides a list of RBI regulations that authorised dealers (ADs) must follow
Our editorials and columns today look at both India's internal situation in light of global uncertainties, as well as its potential in replacing China in manufacturing
Beneath the optimism lies a more sobering reality