India’s economy is in a “very deep crisis”, witnessing “death of demand”, and the government is “befooling people” by its “brave talks” that the growth
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Bring tax clarity to export of services–Economic Times
The needless uncertainty faced by India’s business process outsourcing industry, also called the information technology enabled services (ITeS), must end. The GST Council needs to
Monetary policy that stabilises | Business Standard Column
The lever of monetary policy can be a force for destabilisation. When the economy faces new difficulties, the forecasted inflation rate declines. If the policy rate does
Severe slowdown: When will the Indian economy recover and how? – The Economic Times
For the government, the low Q2 GDP growth numbers should be a clear sign it is time to go full throttle to put the economy
Japan won’t sign RCEP if India doesn’t join – The Economic Times
By Isabel Reynolds Japan is not considering signing a Chinese-backed regional trade pact without India, the top Japanese negotiator said Friday, ahead of a series
FM Nirmala Sitharaman’s remarks on economy disappointing in extreme: Yashwant Sinha – The Financial Express
Sinha said the root cause of the current economic crisis is “death of demand” in the country. Former Union minister Yashwant Sinha on Friday termed
How should the government revive demand? | Business Standard Column
In the current economic slowdown, many claim that demand is the key issue that needs to be addressed. The important question that arises in this
A blueprint to revive demand and growth in the Indian economy | Opinion – analysis – Hindustan Times
Finance minister (FM) Nirmala Sitharaman, in Parliament on Wednesday, said that India will not go into recession, and that some of the blame for the
Act, don’t debate on brink of recession–Deccan Chronicle
One of the prerequisites of delivering a good public talk is the confidence of the speaker. If the speaker is confident, one half of her
FM Nirmala Sitharaman tells key reason which led to GDP growth fall; rules out recession – The Financial Express
The lagged effect of the twin balance sheet crisis faced by banks led to a fall in GDP in the last two financial years, finance
India has to fix structural problems because of the risk of growing old before growing rich – The Economic Times
In the absence of education, people would find it difficult to get skilled. In the absence of skills, young people would not get jobs. There
Sliding economy needs serious structural fixes–Times of India
When Narendra Modi was re-elected, optimists expected GDP growth to accelerate to 8%. Alas, it is plummeting towards 4%, having fallen steadily in the last
$5-trillion GDP needs 12.4% nominal growth a year, says NITI Aayog | Business Standard News
Gross domestic product (GDP) in India at current prices needs to grow by 12.4 per cent annually over the next five years for the country to
Needed: A white paper on the Indian economy | Business Standard Column
The Indian economy is going through a phase in which it is difficult to spot a piece of good news. Economic growth is slowing. Exports
Pulling out of RCEP not just an economic decision | Business Standard Column–Mr. Yogendra Yadav–National President of Swaraj India.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi exercised sound political judgement in deciding to keep India out of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership or RCEP, right in the middle of the Bangkok
Slump or slowdown? Answer to that question isn’t particularly relevant. Faster growth is the only thing that matters–Times of India
Anurag Thakur, minister of state for finance, observed in Lok Sabha this week that India is the fastest growing major economy in the world. He
Asia Economy: Fiscal stimulus needed to revive India’s stuttering economy: Analysts–Economic Times
India has depended on monetary policy to support its economy growing at its slowest pace in six years but the government must now deploy more direct fiscal stimulus or
Export authority asked to pay Rs 54 lakh to onion trader for deficient service – The Economic Times
The Maharashtra State Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission has directed the Export Credit Guarantee Corporation of India (ECGCI) to pay over Rs 54 lakh to an onion exporter for deficiency in service.
Why India needs to rethink its decision to opt out of RCEP – The Economic Times
By Devashish Mitra After negotiating for about seven years, India decided to opt out of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) earlier this month. One argument used
China’s economy shows further signs of weakness – The Economic Times
Beijing: China‘s economy showed further signs of strain on Thursday with data showing a sharp slowdown in consumer spending and factory production, while investment growth hit
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