By KM Chandrasekhar The state of the Indian economy has been the flavour of the week. There has been informed discussion, acrimony, pathos, sarcasm,
Category: Economy
Recession: India’s flagging economy draws dire warnings of recession – The Economic Times–01.10.2017
Prime Minister Narendra Modi came to power on a euphoric wave of promises to boost India’s economy, add millions of jobs and bring “good times”
More pain in store for the economy | Business Line–01.10.2017
The short-term outlook looks distinctly better than the long-term. We need much more than mere policy reversals The honeymoon seems over. Two senior economists from
Dear FM, Yashwant Sinha is wrong so don’t be tempted by a fiscal quick-fix–01.10.2017
New Delhi has been abuzz with talk of a big fiscal spending package of maybe Rs 40,000 crore to ‘kick-start’ the economy, which has slowed
Across the aisle: Summer of 2014 to autumn of 2017 | The Indian Express–01.10.2017
Naturally, the government is red-faced and livid and is pulling out all the stops to heap ridicule and abuse. I did not set the cat
Why did Modi govt take 3 years to address NPA, stalled project issues, asks Yashwant Sinha – The Economic Times–30.09.2017
Why Modi govt took 3 years to address NPA : Yashwant Sinha Senior BJP leader and former finance minister Yashwant Sinha today asked the Modi
Nothing personal | The Indian Express–30.09.2017
The NDA should pay heed to the serious concern expressed about its handling of the economy. Once more, in a different country, “it’s the economy,
Pause before you leap | The Indian Express–30.09.2017
The slowing of GDP growth to below 6 per cent has created consternation and concern in many quarters. Unsurprisingly, in this age of instant gratification,
धोक्याची घंटा–[ संदर्भ पूर्व अर्थमंत्री श्री यशवंत सिन्हा यांचे विचार —महाराष्ट्र टाइम्स –२९.०९.२०१७
धोक्याची घंटा केंद्र सरकारच्या अर्थखात्यासमोर माजी केंद्रीय अर्थमंत्री यशवंत सिन्हा यांनी जो आरसा धरला, त्यात डोकावून काही सुधारणा करावयाच्या की त्या आरशाच्या नावानेच बोटे मोडायची,
Fiscal deficit: Government resolved to meet 3.2% deficit target, sticks to H2 borrowing aim – The Economic Times–29.09.2017
The govt borrowed Rs 3.72 lakh crore in the first half and has pegged gross borrowings at Rs 2.08 lakh crore in the remaining six
Indian economy: View: Indian economy has been kept well-oiled – The Economic Times–29.09.2017
By: Amit Malviya & Kishore Desai Before 2014, petroleum and oil sector finances were dangerously unsustainable. Subsidies were paid with oil bonds that were
Better growth in coalition governments: Former RBI governor YV Reddy – The Economic Times–29.09.2017
A coalition government that produced consensus on policy-making was probably better than the one with a majority as far as economic growth was concerned, former
Demonetisation: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley defends demonetisation & GST, trashes slowdown talk – The Economic Times–29.09.2017
Finance minister Arun Jaitley strongly defended the government’s economic management, demonetisation and tax reforms, citing robust revenue collections to dismiss what he described as the
Card payment: Card payments push may land banks with a Rs 3,800 crore annual hole – The Economic Times–29.09.2017
The government’s digital payments push, mainly online card payments through PoS machines, may leave already capital starved banks bleed by a whopping Rs 3,800 crore
Apologists in PM’s Economic Advisory Council: Anand Sharma – The Economic Times–29.09.2017
Congress on Thursday stepped up its attack on the government over the handling of the economy, saying it is fast slipping into deep recession and
Merchant traders: Exporters seek quicker refund, no GST for merchant traders – The Economic Times–29.09.2017
Exporters have sought faster refund of duties, exemption from tax payment for merchant exporters and simpler tax compliance for small exporters from the government. In
Yashwant Sinha article: How Manmohan Singh’s 2012 prescription can come to Modi’s rescue now – The Financial Express–29.09.2017
Have demonetisation & GST pushed India’s economy into a downward spiral? No, say economists. But, is the economy doing great? No again, say economists! Senior
Why is the rupee strong? Guessing the future exchange rate – The Financial Express–29.09.2017
Fundamentals get reflected finally in terms of changes in forex reserves, as this is a reflection of total inflows and outflows of dollars to and
From toilets to household finance, this is what successful reform really requires – The Financial Express–29.09.2017
Economic reform in India has to be about much more than freeing up the market, or getting prices right. Clearly, a horrendously inefficient indirect tax
Rising NPAs in power sector add to banks’ stress | Business Standard News–29.09.2017
The stress in the power industry that is evident both in the distribution and generation sides of the business has left the State Bank of