Being centrally located and connected to the mainland and the rest of the six states, Assam has too many entry and exit points. In most likelihood, the law would be rendered redundant and difficult to implement.
The monetary policy panel didn’t cut rates because it is very concerned about the inflation hydra
For the nine months ended December 2019, there were 183 downgrades for every 100 upgrades. The downgrade to upgrade ratio was only 0.96 for FY19.
The Delhi elections seem to have struck a new high with the leading parties — the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and the Congress — making abundant promises of freebies in their election manifestoes.
New initiatives will go a long way in making the new-age Indian startup entrepreneur a lot more confident.
An accommodative monetary policy with a temporary pause in the rate-cutting cycle is the need of the hour
The Congress has taken a massive and perhaps fatal gamble by sitting out the Delhi elections in the interest of ensuring that the AAP returns to power.
A steady increase in the impact of exemptions on tax revenue is a good enough reason to wean people from tax sops
The MPC will also have to consider the rise in output prices shown by the PMI index
While the peace accord has brought cheer to thousands of Bodos, an uneasy silence is observed among the non-Bodos, who constitute the majority of the region.
Massive Chinese stimulus has reassured markets but investors are weighing hedge options for the tail risk scenario
TDS is akin to a national service with an altruistic spirit.
RBI will hold rates and retain accommodative stance
According to Nobel Laureate Richard Thaler, people are unable to make the right choice and one should actually nudge them to a default choice which makes it easier for the consumer
While the AAP appears to be the favourite, the BJP is giving the AAP a tough fight by unleashing a full-blown election campaign.
This year’s Budget did not enthuse corporates and investors as much as the finance minister would have liked
The United Kingdom has entered uncharted waters and its global interlocutors would be hoping that it resolves its problems with the European Union sooner rather than later.
A budget alone cannot restore growth or consumer confidence. The gaps have to be identified, budget announcements have to be implemented and supported by right polices, funds, schemes and programmes.
The Budget falls short of reviving growth and boosting sentiment
The BJP’s campaign messaging seems obsessively focused on Shaheen Bagh, and the unsubstantiated theories that it is orchestrated by the AAP and the Congress.
A protectionist stance deprives customers of cheap products and spawns inefficiency
An Income Tax section has been tweaked to make an existing infrastructure financing vehicle unviable
In FY19, the effective tax rate declined, partly because of the cut in tax rates for smaller companies
The most charitable interpretation of the Budget is it has lost an opportunity to invigorate the economy.
The survey shows a significant rebound in demand