While the govt has done many things right, it has also made mistakes that have weakened India. It should acknowledge challenges, reverse economic slide, and build national cohesion, writes T N Ninan
Anyone interested in social policy should demand that the Justice Rohini Commission findings be released as soon as the coronavirus pandemic subsides
Keshav Chandra has been appointed as the Director of Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO)
In a virtual interaction with Krishna, the prime minister noted that while the world is witnessing a slowdown, FDI inflow in India is increasing
Despite imposing one of the strictest lockdowns in the world, India is witnessing a rapid rise in cases
During the conversation, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami apprised the PM that 48,000 Covid-19 tests - a national high - were being done daily
Looking at India numbers makes little sense, as handful of states dominate growth in cases
How long can Modi keep the size of his council of ministers as lean as it has been so far?
Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi has slammed the Modi govt over the LAC face-off with China in Ladakh
Modi govt's strategic policy-making remains a prisoner of historic obsessions and BJP's electoral politics. Ladakh shows it needs hard introspection, realism, and course correction
Economic historians will judge him by this, just as they judge P Chidambaram by his bold cuts in income tax rates in 1997 and Manmohan Singh by his 1991 reforms
It emphasised that the levy was applicable prospectively, and could not be said to have 'extra-territorial' application
The problem is on both revenue and expenditure sides - the former is shrinking in relation to GDP, and the latter is rising despite a sharp drop in petroleum-related subsidy bills - writes T N Ninan
In any governance structure, particularly in a democracy, the elected political leadership has to be in the forefront of all decision-making processes
PM Modi chaired a high-level meeting to review planning and preparations for vaccination against Covid-19 and highlighted four guiding principles that will form be foundation of the national effort
The coronavirus pandemic, which has had nearly the entire world in its grips for at least three months now, seems to have thrown the Indian government's #GDP maths out of gear
If the business of doubling rate continues as it is currently, be prepared for bad news not just from the perspective of the coming medical challenge but also for the economy, cautions T N Ninan
The finance ministry is considering a commerce ministry proposal on this, according to a Bloomberg report
With a constitutionally sound trust in place, expectations would be that PM CARES becomes a war chest India can readily rely on in emergencies when the future of an entire country is at stake
BCCI president Sourav Ganguly also urged all to stay at home and said that citizens across the world should listen to what their government says