The agenda for the next five years for the Modi government should be to maintain continuity with the reform process. By Amit Kapoor After the BJP won
Top five economic issues that the new government must prioritise – The Economic Times
Irrespective of the data, the economy’s health warrants concern. The political battle has been convincingly won. Now, the NDA government must take on — and win —
Modi government: 10 ways the new Modi government can kick-start the economy–Economic Times
The first challenge Modi faces is to revive demand. If Prime Minister Modi’s 2014 mandate was India’s biggest in three decades, his 2019 re-election was
duty-free: No GST on sales at duty-free stores, says Allahabad High Court – The Economic Times
Multiple court rulings on payment of goods and services tax (GST) at dutyfree shops are making life confusing for those buying perfumes and chocolates from these stores.
state bank of india: SBI to engage with 1 lakh customers on Tuesday to resolve concern, seek suggestion – The Economic Times
The country’s largest lender SBI will conduct a customer outreach programme next week to address their queries and seek suggestions to improve servicesNSE 0.33 %. The ‘Mega Customer
Modi 2.0: Avoid policy adventurism, script economic rise – The Financial Express
These will take time to pay dividend. With the world’s greatest democratic election exercise delivering a decisive victory favouring another term for Prime Minister Narendra Modi,
Modi 2.0 – Challenge for new govt is to get economy on track – The Financial Express
The government should continue its focus on building infrastructure with .4 trillion as target for the ensuing five years as stated in the manifesto. The
India should cut interest rates to help exporters take advantage of US-China trade war: Ficci chief – The Financial Express
If the US-China trade war continues, it offers good opportunities for Indian exports in certain areas, he said. India should cut interest rates further and
The task for the new government: An economists perspective – The Financial Express
By Charan Singh The largest democracy of the world has delivered its decision after months of churning and gruelling election festival of nearly five weeks.
The task for the new government: An economists perspective – The Financial Express
By Charan Singh The largest democracy of the world has delivered its decision after months of churning and gruelling election festival of nearly five weeks.
IBC: Creditors expect increase in realisations through IBC despite hiccups–Economic Times
“It is important for the RBI to find a new mechanism to ensure that resolution of stressed assets happens in a disciplined manner,” said ICRA.
Individual insolvency: Relief from usury for the poor soon – The Financial Express
However, since any such relief will be part of their credit history, potentially discouraging lenders to lend them again, these small debtors could also have
Essar Steel resolution: NCLAT reserves order on ArcelorMittal offer – The Financial Express
Insolvency petition against Essar Steel was admitted by the NCLT, Ahmedabad, on August 2, 2017. Hearing a bunch of petitions against the March 8 order
Verdict in, now for the tough part – BL INK – The Hindu BusinessLine
As a new government waits to settle into office, it has its task cut out — to pull Industry out of the deep end and
‘Bankruptcy code will prevail over SEBI Act in disposing of assets attached for CIS fraud’ – MARKETS – The Hindu BusinessLine
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) order in the matter of collective investment schemes has acknowledged the overriding nature of Indian Bankruptcy Code (IBC) and
‘Corpus fund for insolvency resolution cannot be attached by any authority’ – MONEY & BANKING – The Hindu BusinessLine
The corpus fund arranged by the Committee of Creditors under the National Company Law Tribunal’s (NCLT) directions towards the cost of corporate insolvency resolution process
View: Experts got the election wrong. Here’s the economic reality they missed – The Economic Times
In terms of policy, the message was that Modi’s many welfare schemes were specifically targeting self-employed Indians whose incomes were uncertain and low. Although no
Economic reforms under Modi 2.0: First 100 days of Modi 2.0 could see tax cut, GST rejig, bank reform – The Economic Times
With the major event risk of election out of the way, analysts on Dalal Street have started speculating on what measures the government may unveil in its
Narendra Modi | Full Budget 2019: How Modi govt’s 2nd term may impact your money and what full budget 2019 may bring
Now that Narendra Modi‘s is back as the prime minister, here’s how the BJP government’s second term can impact your personal finances and what the full budget
View: The economic battle, now that the political one’s won – The Economic Times
With health and education, the central and state governments need to work together to deliver a viable business model so these important public goods are
