When voter interests diverge, parties split. If space allows, both survive. If not, only one remains
With the state government announcing its decision to eliminate tram services, a network that has shrunk rapidly since the nineties, fleeting images come to mind
According to reports, Hezbollah had started to use pagers and walkie-talkies around February 2024, suspecting that Israeli security agencies were monitoring cell phone networks
One of the clearest markers of her evolution as a candidate has been her ability to convey both strength and sympathy, and in ways that come across as authentic
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The sharp uptick in India's defence exports is due partly to our migration up the valuation ladder
Apprehensions have been expressed in public domain of a slowdown in money supply on the back of an inadequate reserve money expansion and this could play a role in growth slowdown
India must also press developed countries to fulfil their commitments on climate finance and technology transfers
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Based on outcome, different challenges could be anticipated in trade, defence, and technology. India must be prepared for varied impacts
Ten years after FDI in multi-brand retail was allowed, it remains largely inactive. Meanwhile, e-commerce giants like Amazon and Flipkart continue to reshape India's rapidly evolving retail market
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Raising wages, opening up the domestic consumer market to foreign goods, and enhancing the social welfare net are the usual recommendations of economists
The regulator has been under pressure with accusations of a toxic work culture and allegations of conflict of interest against the chairperson
Early reports suggest softer consumer demand at the beginning of the festive season, with discounts and incentives offered by automakers and online platforms to boost sales and clear inventory
Our guiding principle in taxation should be driven by the principle of what works, not what is theoretically the best idea. The good enough should not be made the enemy of the ideal
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The success of Make in India has been driven by several landmark reforms, starting with an investor- friendly FDI policy
This attitude will need to change if India is serious about escaping the middle-income trap and joining the ranks of high-income nations - even three or four decades from now
It is important to ensure that headline inflation is aligned with the target, which will further enhance the credibility of the FIT framework