The money will be pumped in through a mix of equity investments and partnerships, plus other avenues that support the country’s e-infrastracture, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said
Any plan to nurture a domestic industry that makes lithium batteries behind tariff barriers mustn’t end up fostering inefficiency in India. A well designed policy could help prevent this
The border clash between the two nations has snapped ties that could have spelt greater value for both
Corrective action begins with the question of why Indian expansions turn into crises so soon
We have better controls but bankers have continued to take gambles at the cost of taxpayers
Determining where a product is made can be hard and clear rules are a must so that compliance does not become a burden
India’s government will soon roll out a scheme to help salvage bankrupt MSMEs. This seems to be aimed at making it less painful for all parties whose interests need to be looked after when small set-ups go bust.
In India, most of the changes undertaken in the past were pro-business, not pro-market
Major hubs of commerce and industry face shutters again in various parts of India. For the sake of the economy, we need all-India policy cohesion. Even a rethink of our overall strategy
A single rotten apple or person is enough to spoil a bunch of good folk out there and that’s the reality
Five ideas that are not difficult to implement and can form part of a focused long-term strategy
We could see a hybrid model that worsens inequality but grants more people access to finer things
Countries would be better-off focusing on their own policies instead of paying so much attention to a perceived Chinese threat
By retarding the growth of sensitive cancer cells, the healthy cells can flourish
India has an opportunity to present itself as a good place to set up shop. Recent policy tweaks have been aimed at this, with new sectors opened to foreign inflows, lower corporate taxation, and red tape cut.
