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According to the Household Consumption Expenditure Survey (HCES) 2022-23, inequality in consumption did decline
This book was put together by his grandson, Gaurav Shrinagesh, presumably by curating the late general's diaries and memorabilia
Some within the government, as well as prominent voices in industry, have complained that the FTA with Asean allows for the dumping of Chinese goods in India via Southeast Asia
A strategic shift is redefining how nations view undersea cables - from commercial infrastructure to assets critical for sovereignty and global influence
Karnataka's rapid growth since 1991 hasn't translated into broader human development. It is time for a policy reset
A common factor uniting the three entities is that they all belonged to the services sector
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
The function and impact of stock exchanges have remained relatively consistent since the first modern stock exchange was established in Amsterdam in the 17th century
The market has faced its share of storms: from the 1992 scam to the global financial crisis. But like a sturdy bull, it has only grown stronger with each challenge
More importantly, the wide disparities in calorie consumption between the poorest and the wealthiest have narrowed significantly, signalling a welcome reduction in nutritional inequality
With the end of the 90-day pause on the imposition of the so-called reciprocal tariffs and the US sending letters, a few things are now clear
Responding to the blowback, the White House softened its stance on April 9, imposing a 90-day pause and a uniform 10 per cent tariff on most imports, excluding China
From hospital politics and clashing egos to difficult politicians and controversial appointments - Sneh Bhargava's memoir lays bare the inner workings of Aiims
UPI and AePs together have changed India's payments landscape. AePS's playing field is rural and semi-urban India
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
The movie business in India is caught in a vicious cycle of falling screen count and, consequently, fewer films and no capital. Breaking out of it will require gumption
The lengthy, nearly 16,000-word Rio de Janeiro Declaration, which followed the summit, made all the right noises about "inclusive and sustainable" governance
Mr Musk, and other critics of the Budget Bill, are concerned in particular about the risk of rising debt levels in the US
To rescue or not to rescue Vodafone goes beyond one's views on privatisation or nationalisation - it depends on what will work in a given context