A tariff pause doesn't fundamentally change much
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The tariff wars that Trump has unleashed overlook his country's biggest competitive advantage - and may even irreparably harm it in the future
The Trump trade shock is a chance to push long-overdue reforms, rather than tinker with tariffs to appease the US
India must revisit how reforms are designed, executed and shared between the Centre and states, if it wants to seize the global moment and boost long-term economic growth
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This faux democratisation, concentration of economic power, and the polarisation it has created raises valid questions about the "social good" that social media has done
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The evolution of sanctioned amounts mirrors this progression. In financial year FY 2015-16 (FY16), total sanctions stood at ₹1.37 trillion; by FY24, this figure had grown by 4 times to ₹5.41 trillion
We Indians have had a different perspective around obesity
It is no coincidence that China's manufacturing boom started exactly at the same time as the US stock market boom of 1981-82
Using GST data could help correct inflated real growth figures
These "reciprocal" tariffs have created uncertainty and disruption in world trade, violating established norms and principles of international trade
India's startup ecosystem still falls short of structures that support deep tech
The challenge for the MPC is to gauge how this heightened level of uncertainty will affect growth and inflation dynamics in India, which will form the basis of its policy decision
The Indian medical device industry faces challenges from international trade dynamics, regulatory barriers, and domestic policy inconsistencies
This sixth summit, hosted by Thailand under its chairmanship, saw some energetic interventions by India as part of the "PRO" agenda
Beijing can perhaps take the risk of a strong line because it is now less dependent on direct exports to the US than it has been in the past
The US is home to massive and world-dominating private tech companies, such as Google, Microsoft, Amazon, OpenAI, Meta, and Apple, yet the country as a whole is struggling neck-deep in debt