China has been very conservative in its fiscal policy, and has strictly followed an informal limit of 3 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) on fiscal deficits
On Monday, statements from Mr Dissanayake assured India that he would not allow Sri Lankan territory to be used in a way that would be detrimental to India's interests
The idea of holding simultaneous elections is not new for India. In fact, elections for many years after Independence were held simultaneously
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Steel is a case in point. The industry is naturally concerned about the impact of overcapacity in China, which might render Indian-made steel uncompetitive
To counter China's trade dominance and boost US manufacturing and jobs, a strategy beyond high tariffs is essential
The policies of the first decade-and-a half of planned development are better characterised as Nehruvian Humanism
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New product poses a threat to the PMS industry by combining the advantages of both PMS and MF. Most PMS providers will apply for MF licences to offer new product
Gukesh, for instance, has a five-year sponsorship deal, and his campaign for the world title was backed by a team of six top players who helped with analysis and preparation
The biggest example of its success is the continued peaceful transition of power, reflecting the people's will
It is surprising that India has not followed this path even though there have been plenty of examples of export-led economic miracles from the 1950s closer home
For growth to be sustainable, it must be financed by higher gross domestic savings because there is not much space to do so through external borrowing
As the world's third-largest greenhouse gas emitter, India requires over $10 trillion to achieve its net zero emissions target by 2070
You have come at a time when the growth-inflation dynamics is changing and the rupee is under pressure
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Beyond alienating friends and partners, Mr Trump's tariffs will probably fail to advance his apparent goal of reducing the US trade deficit
Having a left-arm quick of Arshdeep Singh's calibre gives the bowling attack the much-needed heft and variety. It's like having another bow in Team India's quiver, or an ace up their sleeve
The idea had been acquiring currency across ideological lines for some time and has been given greater legitimacy by Trump
With Paddy Upton's client, Gukesh, proving spectacularly successful, chess prodigies from around the world will be in the market for mental coaches