They present near-term growth challenges, but India needs to play the long game
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This exhortation stems from a realisation that, at around 33 per cent (World Bank, 2024), India's female labour force participation (LFPR) ranks low globally
The market's memory can be short. The same time last year we were fretting about weak deposit growth. Today, we are fretting about weak credit growth
One of the prominent demands from staff representatives, as reported by this newspaper recently, is to increase the 'standard consumption norm' from 3 to 3.6 units
The announcement is clearly damaging for Indian exporters, along with the Indian government. For some time, it appeared that India was making progress on a trade deal with the US
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India Inc needs a new social compact that balances family control and public interest to ensure market resilience and its own
The government needs to clearly list out all the desired parameters to be covered under the Viksit Bharat goal, assign appropriate weight to each of them, and set numerical targets wherever applicable
From enabling access to credit and inputs to farmers, cooperatives today are expanding into diverse sectors
The draft talks about doubling annual investment in the telecom sector to ₹1 trillion, creating 1 million jobs in this industry, along with reskilling another 1 million, achieving 90% 5G population
A fragmented, fatigued population can't fuel economic growth the old way
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As the recent reset with Sri Lanka has demonstrated, mature responses to geopolitical pressures can be as effective as the exercise of hard power
The fast-changing technology landscape, with the growth and adoption of AI, is making not only tech firms but businesses across the spectrum adapt
The PLI for smartphones was extremely sophisticated in design, a win-win for all parties
Singapore today wields significant clout in the world order as a model for urban development and social harmony, and as one of the leading sovereign investors
Our daily wrap of today's Opinion page traverses the India-UK FTA, what the RBI needs to do to make the financial inclusion index more transparent, US tariffs, and the Jane Street affair
The bill of lading, issued by the carriers to the shippers, will continue to be a receipt for goods, evidence of the contract of carriage and a document of title to the goods
When targets are overwhelming, senior management and customers are both impatient, and there is constant fear, not every banker has the resilience to survive and thrive