What matters is whether trade agreements make India a more open economy
Going by the timber industry's reckoning, India annually needs around 1.80 billion cubic feet (approximately 51 million cubic metres) of teakwood
Only six countries in this year's survey favour the US more - Israel, Poland, the Philippines, South Korea, India and Japan. Apart from India, caught up in border tensions with China, all the others a
Even if it's a municipal election where the Congress is a cipher, you will find the BJP targeting it. It's an acknowledgement that Mr Modi sees the Congress as his only likely challenger
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The West would like to believe that oligarchs exist only in Russia, but that isn't the case beyond ideology
For generations, millions of immigrants crossed oceans in search of freedom, security or simply a better life
Learning from its first phase, the mission must now move beyond intent to honest execution
A proposed US Bill targeting buyers of Russian oil could disrupt India's energy security and trade, even as West Asia tensions threaten global oil supplies
India's new urea policy boosts domestic production, but leaves unresolved the subsidy imbalance driving overuse, soil degradation and rising fertiliser costs
Complex markets require independent voices and diverse expertise. India's regulatory architecture is missing both
The RBI's June measures have bought India some time. The challenge now is to use that time wisely
The role of the producer- and cooperative-controlled sector may be relevant for an emerging option that could be a substantial source of income for farmers
In building the first city-level portrait of urban work, the National Statistics Office has taken a step towards the evidence-based view that sound urban policy depends on
The initial move in 2020 to shut off all Chinese investment followed the clashes on the Line of Actual Control in the Himalayas
Earlier attempts to construct a services production index were constrained by the absence of reliable monthly data
UDISE+ shows gains in enrolment and retention, but weak learning outcomes and the shift from government to private schools underline the need to prioritise education quality
June inflation rose above the RBI's 4% target, with food, oil prices and monsoon risks clouding the outlook, making a status quo on rates the likely policy choice
Chinese mercantilism has been more globally consequential than any other economic shock or policy choice in reshaping the world this millennium