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Purvodaya for eastern revival

The Budget's plan for eastern India's growth is crucial, but this isn't going to be a sprint-it's a marathon

Staying the course

Mr Das has set the record straight

Don't count on a growth miracle

In a volatile global landscape, sustained growth rate of more than 7 per cent is quite a challenge

Chinese dependence

India has difficult choices

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Onwards to Viksit Bharat

Initiating policy reforms on the priorities outlined in the Budget without delay is crucial for India's developmental goal

Ending hunger

Govt must address malnutrition

Flexible fiscal targets

India needs a sustainable and clear framework

Racing to the bottom

Job stagnation is manifesting itself in the growing demands from influential castes to compete for jobs reserved for historically marginalised groups

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Inflation targeting without food is no solution

While the interests of famers need to be protected, it would further complicate monetary and macroeconomic management

Avoiding quota dystopia

It is time we tried different approaches before merit and talent are completely sidelined

Mistaken notice

Giant tax demands should not be rushed

Search for competition

Google ruling can have significant implications

RBI monetary policy: The tide is turning

The RBI's monetary policy should be driven by domestic factors and not the Fed

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Hasina's hubris

South Asia's miracle economy rested on fragile foundations

Reasoning for status quo

MPC cannot ignore food inflation

Judicial delays: An economic burden

Inefficiencies in the judicial process are stifling growth and investment in India

No quick fixes for India's jobs crisis

If policymakers pay attention to the needs of the country and act on them, the outcomes will be visible a decade from now-but doing nothing is not an option