BJP-JDS continued its dominance in the state by winning a total of 19 of 28 seats. The Congress failed to capitalize on the momentum generated during Legislative Assembly, securing nine seats
Historical data suggests that the market tends to discount election results and align with global market trends over the long term. The time it takes for the market to recover is largely influenced by global factors rather than domestic ones.
As the new government prepares to assume office, its perfect opportunity to sett the tone for tough policy decisions, and tackle issues of employment generation
The expiry of FAME II subsidies had seen a drop in EV sales lately. However, the automobile industry has been proactive in its efforts to invest in new electrification technology supported by government initiatives. Will a newly elected government continue these initiatives?
Investors who can survive these tough phases will emerge stronger on the other side as winners
Building a vibrant GVC ecosystem in the country should be high on the agenda of the new government to enhance external trade
The election results leading to a coalition government have raised questions about whether India would tweak its foreign policy. Though major policy shifts are not expected, the new government may consider improving relations with immediate neighbours
As the election result has not thrown up a majority for any party, the markets are in a fix. A wait-and-watch game has begun as to what kind of coalition or government formation will we see in the next couple of weeks? Also, who will helm the crucial portfolios?
The 2024 Lok Sabha elections have transformed Kerala's political landscape. The UDF's near-sweep, the BJP's historic progress, and the LDF's struggles mark the beginning of a new era
The DMK’s tactics paid off in but the BJP’s strategy floundered. The BJP would have been happy with a second place finish, but it ended well behind the AIADMK
BJP's triumphs and setbacks across Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana reflect southern politics' complexities and evolving dynamics. For Modi, the path ahead will require recalibrated strategies, deeper local engagement, and reconsidering alliances to secure a more substantial foothold in the south
Coalitions governments do not have the space to respond aggressively to any serious border violation or terrorist provocation. Question is whether Pakistan and China will test the new government or try to smoothen things out
In today’s edition of Pro Panorama: Road ahead for investors after poll results, the reforms trajectory, the political risk meter, how to green the economy and more
Countries which have been successful in generating sufficient employment for their workforce have relied significantly on ramping up their exports and grabbing a larger share in world markets
It can be said clearly from the election result that Hindutva cannot be an alternative to unemployment or livelihood issues
The key question investors now face is how to prepare for the next few years. With the new government likely to present the budget in July, it’s time to take charge of the narrative once again
There has been no tussle for power between the BJP and the RSS as they work in different spheres. The RSS prefers to stay away from the day-to-day political affairs and is busy with its plans to expand its base.
The NDA winning the 2024 elections with a slimmer majority raises a pertinent question whether government outlay on infrastructure will continue with the same fervour as seen in the past
The BJP was successful in cornering the BJD government over important issues like alleged hiding of the report of the Commission of Inquiry, and inaction in the mining and chit fund scam
For business and the markets, the election results are a big blow. But the good news from the poll verdict is the strengthening of Indian democracy
The BJP's dominance in Madhya Pradesh underscores its continued influence while the setback in Uttar Pradesh signals a need for the party to reassess its approach
Unwavering pursuit of productivity-enhancing reforms over the next 5 years and beyond are needed to take average real GDP growth to over 7.5 percent, over the medium to long term
The new government will have to improve the composite combat index of the Indian ‘fauj’ in a sustainable and equitable manner. This is the intangible challenge for the new government – Modi led or otherwise.
Renewable energy projects that can cater to peak electricity demand should be encouraged and scale up
Much needs to be done to ensure that in crucial areas such as AI and semiconductors, India makes progress in terms of research and development as well as adoption of applications
