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The government’s new and improved rules for insolvency resolution are not good enough and will pave the way for huge political embarrassment for the government.

NITI Ayog member Bibek Debroy admits that demonetisation was a temporary shock on growth but asserts that the economy has now climbed back. One year

Overall fund-raising by start-ups in India has registered a quantum jump. According to the latest report by information technology industry body Nasscom, the total start-up

The sudden flaring up of oil prices to $62 a barrel will threaten the Indian economy as the impact can be severe for currency, foreign

A demonetisation announcement shook the nation on 8 November 2016. Although it was a one-time event, it appears that it did have an impact on

Today is the first anniversary of an unprecedented and bold political and economic experiment—demonetisation (DM). Nobel laureates are cited to suggest that this was an

He is credited with pitching to Prime Minister Narendra Modi an idea that would lead to the government’s decision to revoke the legal tender status

Launching a scathing attack on the Modi government on the note ban anniversary, senior Congress leader P Chidambaram today said millions of people “suffered” and

By R Gandhi, Former RBI deputy governor  On November 8, 2016, the Government of India announced the demonetisation of all Rs 500 and Rs 1,000

On this day last year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stunned the nation by cancelling over 86 per cent of the currency notes in circulation. The

The most acute period of pain is behind us and the formalisation of the economy has been accelerated. The country is now on a growth

By Uday Kotak Very often when you take a policy decision in a direction you also have consequences which may not have been envisaged to

Former chairman of State Bank of IndiaBSE -3.57 %, Arundhati Bhattacharya was the face of Indian banks soon after demonetisation was announced. Speaking to ET’s

By Vijay Shekhar Sharma Paytm Founder Startup India and Digital India were key initiatives launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government but I believe it

Observing that the recent increase in India’s ease of doing business ranking by the World Bank was long overdue, a top Indian American economist today

November 8, 2016. The day Prime Minister Narendra Modi chose to announce the demonetisation of high-value notes from the Indian economy in a surprising nationwide

Demonetisation also proved to be momentous for the digital economy that ushered in a change in thinking and habits of people. (PTI) By-Bipin Preet Singh 

By- Jaimin Shah The grim prognosis for India’s information technology sector may have dampened the spirits of faint-hearted techies, but Jaimin Shah, recently appointed chairman of

With mounting criticisms over the slowing down of the economy, in part due to the adverse effects of the demonetisation and glitches in the implementation of GST,

The government’s move to demonetise high-value currency, announced on November 8, 2016, was meant to root out unaccounted wealth, stem terror financing and curb counterfeiting. Looking