Extinction Matters

India has been on a bumpy journey to achieve high economic development, bring about double digit growth and attract greater foreign investment for more than a quarter of a century, ever since it embarked on the path of economic liberalisation. So much so, that this high decibel c...

Coming soon: A policy for charging stations for electric cars

India will soon unveil a policy for charging stations for e-cars. This will reduce vehicular pollution and help adopt cleaner auto technologies and boost electric cars.

India mulls over new export strategy

India will announce a comprehensive strategy to increase the share of global trade to 40 per cent of the gross domestic product.

Billionaire diamantaire Nirav Modi loots Indian banks

The USD 1.8 billion fraud by billionaire Nirav Modi has exposed the chinks in the Indian banking system. Will India wake up or will it wait for another daylight heist?

First Global Summit in Maharashtra

To tap foreign investment, set up a robust manufacturing base, boost ‘Make in India’, and also generate employment opportunities, Maharashtra recently unveiled the 'Magnetic Maharashtra' policy.

Spicing up the Trade

Routing FDI For Indian Food

Click, Order, Eat!

Sordid Tale of a Food Wasteland

Decoding India’s Economic Survey 2018

The Economic Survey 2017-18 presented by India’s Finance Minister ArunJaitley on 29 January conveyed caution as well as optimism, while scripting the way forward for the future.

Triple drubbing for BJP in Rajasthan bypolls

The BJP lost the by-elections—both the Lok Sabha seats in Alwar and Ajmer, and the Mandalgarh assembly seat—to a resurgent Congress.There were more than half a dozen reasons as to why BJP lost in this western State.

Union Budget 2018: a policy prescription or an election manifesto?

With its popularity dwindling among the rural voters the Modi government has offered a new deal in India’s annual federal budget 2018. It looks pro-poor and pro-farmers to uplift rural India towards prosperity. One wonders whether it is too late as the General Election 2019 is ...