by Andy Mukherjee If Narendra Modi’s 2014 popular mandate was India’s biggest in three decades, his 2019 re-election is an even bigger feat. Votes are
Category: Economy
PM Modi’s big win signals strong Indian GDP growth will continue – The Economic Times
Yes Bank Chief Economist Shubhada Rao said the government should use this political opportunity to drive ahead its agenda of incremental privatisation. Steller performance of
Tax cuts, robust banking sector can revive private investment – The Economic Times
Government capital expenditure has been the highlight of India’s investment story so far, with private funding lagging, but independent economists say this could change if the new
Government plans Rs 1,000-crore fund for startups in priority areas – The Economic Times
The government proposes to introduce a slew of reforms and another fund to boost startups that are focussed on priority areas such as rural healthcare, water
What Modi needs to do to get growth back, push market-reform – The Financial Express
Only then can laggard sectors like agriculture and industry pick up pace; raising govt-spend not easy with taxes falling short That prime minister Narendra Modi managed to
High-fives for Mr Modi | Business Standard Editorials
Thirty years ago, the transition from a Congress-centric political system began as Hindu qua Hindu mobilisation got under way. The quarter-century that followed was an
Modi reigns supreme: Now the Indian economy waits for his attention | Business Standard News
If Narendra Modi’s 2014 popular mandate was India’s biggest in three decades, his 2019 re-election is an even bigger feat. Votes are still being counted,
Modi reigns supreme: Now the Indian economy waits for his attention | Business Standard News
If Narendra Modi’s 2014 popular mandate was India’s biggest in three decades, his 2019 re-election is an even bigger feat. Votes are still being counted,
Jobs to infra: India Inc hopes for economic revival under NDA 2.0 | Business Standard News
A decisive mandate for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) on Thursday has raised expectations of a higher pace of economic reforms. Coming a day after the United Nations (UN)
Don’t forget political economy issues – The Hindu BusinessLine
The government that will come to power after today’s counting of votes will have its economic tasks cut out. There are a number of issues
Modi owns the win and the aftermath | analysis | Hindustan Times
On Thursday, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) stormed to power in a victory whose magnitude was presaged by exit polls, but
FinMin prepares 100-day agenda for new government; focus on boosting economy, investment – The Economic Times
Macroeconomic stability will guide India’s high growth trajectory. With the Lok Sabha election process coming to an end, the finance ministry has prepared 100-day agenda for the
Irrespective of which party gets power, next govt to focus on land, labour reforms, export promotion, says Goldman Sachs report – The Financial Express
Land and labour reforms, privatisation and export promotion would be at the top of agenda of the new government irrespective of which party or coalition
The eight failures of the Modi government–Times of India
With a resounding political 2014 mandate, historically low oil prices and unprecedented average growth rates between 2004-2014, the Modi government had no excuses for performing
Rajiv Kumar: We need to get NBFC, HFC sector back on its feet: Rajiv Kumar, Niti Aayog – The Economic Times
Focus more strongly on agro processing exports, tourism, health and education to create more employment for our young people, said Rajiv Kumar, Vice Chairman, Niti Aayog, in
A second balance sheet deleveraging | Business Standard Column
This time round, it is the promoters who are grappling with intense liquidity shock In India, over the past few years, we have seen an
Warning signals from the external front – The Hindu BusinessLine
As if all the bad news from the domestic economy were not enough, foreign trade data suggest worrisome trends on the external front as well.
India needs a few mega banks to compete globally: CEA Krishnamurthy V Subramanian – The Economic Times
The Finance Ministry has been saying that India needs fewer and mega banks. Batting for PSU banks’ consolidation, Chief Economic Advisor Krishnamurthy V Subramanian has
Getting credit flows back will be next government’s challenge – The Financial Express
Banks have now been cleaning up their balance sheets for close to three years after the asset quality review process started in 2016. It was
Don’t drag India into US-China trade war – The Financial Express
By Atman Trivedi First China. Now India? In recent months, US president Donald Trump has made clear that the trade war will reach beyond the
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