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What shipping will look like in 2016

4 min read . 04 Jan 2016

The government introduced a scheme in 2014 that allowed Indian owners to register vessels under a foreign flag as long as 50% of their existing fleet is under Indian flag. Photo: Bloomberg

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Shipping: Will domestic fleet reach 43 mt by 2019?

4 min read . 04 Jan 2016

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What aviation will look like in 2016

3 min read . 04 Jan 2016

India has emerged as an easy bait as the people of this landlocked nation find themselves pinned to the wall, staring at a hard winter with a looming sense of helplessness as neighbours India and China fight it out for political control. Photo: AP

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Nepal, an avoidable battleground

6 min read . 31 Dec 2015

The emerging India, based on burgeoning aspirations, again inspired by rampant consumerism, will indeed be far more challenging. Photo: Bloomberg

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Resetting India’s mindset

4 min read . 31 Dec 2015

Intense scrutiny from the regulator means that banks no longer have the ability and the willingness to be patient with errant borrowers. Photo: Ramesh Pathania/Mint

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When moving forward means taking past along

5 min read . 31 Dec 2015

The first thing to remember is the stock market does not reflect the domestic economy—a large chunk of Sensex earnings comes from abroad.

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The key themes for markets in 2016

5 min read . 31 Dec 2015

It takes political will for a mass transformation and it took the prime minister’s personal messaging that went down the line to get the banks to continue the work begun in 2014 as they opened 196 million accounts under the Pradhan Mantri Jan-Dhan Yojana. Photo: Mint

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Get ready for fin-tech boom

4 min read . 31 Dec 2015

Economists, investors and policymakers will do well to look at what happened in India in the early years of the century. The groundwork for the subsequent economic boom involved painful financial restructuring in corporate balance sheets. Will 2016 see some variant of this? Photo: SaiSen Mint

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The risks to stability are at the micro level

4 min read . 31 Dec 2015

The biggest boost to consumption will come from the recommendations of the seventh Pay Commission that will be implemented in 2016, say analysts. Photo: Ramesh Pathania/Mint

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The new year holds promise for the consumer economy

5 min read . 31 Dec 2015

If 2014 was all about Modi and the BJP’s victorious march to power amid widespread hope (and self-belief) that everything would change, then 2015 was the year when everyone reset their expectations. Photo: PIB

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Winning at home

4 min read . 31 Dec 2015

The saving grace for Indian corporate entities could come from the expected bounce in certain beaten-down sectors, mainly due to plant closures, transfers to stronger hands and a general decline in supply. Photo: Reuters

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Companies | An upturn is uncertain

4 min read . 31 Dec 2015

When it comes to credit, another inhibiting factor for banks could probably be the lack of adequate capital, particularly at state-run banks. Photo: Pradeep Gaur/Mint

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Seven things to watch out for in the new year

5 min read . 31 Dec 2015

Considering the soil nature, west coast ports such as Mumbai, Jawaharlal Nehru port, Cochin, New Mangalore and Mormugao can explore the feasibility of adopting a nautical depth concept after conducting research studies. Photo: AFP

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India frames new rules for dredging work at state-owned ports

4 min read . 31 Dec 2015

Padamadan says venture capitalists alone cannot solve the massive capital shortage in the country. Money with an ability to absorb risk becomes capital. India has plenty of money, but not enough capital.

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More capital will come in if it’s easy to take out as well: Roshan Francis Padamadan

9 min read . 31 Dec 2015

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