India’s trade scenario remains uncertain, especially because its export growth has been far lower than expected. In the past, the sluggish global economy had proved
Day: February 4, 2018
Shekhar Gupta: India’s middle of nowhere class | Business Standard Column–04.02.2018
Since Casablanca’s cult transcends generations, you could easily use one of its immortal lines to describe what the NDA government’s last Budget has done to
E-way bill mess: Goods stop on tracks, transporters wary of field officers | Business Standard News–04.02.2018
The e-way bill of the goods and services tax (GST) might have been put on the backburner after initial hiccups, but transporters in Gujarat are
Let’s applaud Modi for the health scheme–Deccan Chronicle–04.02.2018
The Union Budget presented on February 1 had some fascinating and unexpected aspects. First was the lack of defence spending, which upset our strategic experts.
Sunday Interview: The Budget is not based on crazy assumptions, but on realistic ones–Deccan Chronicle–04.02.2018
Dharmakirti Joshi, chief economist at Crisil, the Indian arm of one of the world’s biggest rating agency Standard & Poor’s, talks to Pawan Bali about the various
State of the Union: Modicare is a fine idea, but where’s the money?–Deccan Chronicle–04.02.2018
On February 1, 2018, the finance minister during his Budget speech declared, “I am pleased to announce two major initiatives as part of ‘Ayushman Bharat’…
A more taxing and less spending budget–Deccan Chronicle–04.02.2018
Rupa Rege Nitsure Against the backdrop of India achieving the lowest growth in the past five years in 2017-18 (FY18) and posting a sustained fall
Budget 2018-19: Big announcements, but little or nothing to spur growth–Business Today–04.02.2018
This government’s last full year budget was entirely predictable in parts. But it also threw up a couple of surprises. First, the predictable parts. Finance