If Yediyurappa learns from his past mistakes and handles the emerging challenges deftly, he could be the Chief Minister of Karnataka till the term of this Assembly ends.
The notes to DHFL’s accounts raise many questions about the competence of the current management to run the business
We have a two-speed global economy, with the services sector offsetting huge weaknesses in manufacturing and trade
The poor application of techno-governance in the environmental domain can be traced to narratives that posit ‘environment protection’ in opposition to ‘development’, and relegate the former to a lower priority in statecraft.
By amending the RTI Act, the government has removed the constitutional role of CIC and the information commissioners, and made them subservient to the executive.
The merger of Pfizer’s Upjohn division and Mylan may not only attempt to solve their problems in the US market but also make inroads into emerging markets, particularly China
The message has gone out loud and clear. Not just Amrapali, but all errant developers habituated to flouting the law are on notice.
For sustained exports, competitiveness is the key, which depends on factors ranging from cost of credit, logistics cost, transaction cost, currency movement, productivity, skilling, marketing and branding.
The NBCC appointment has more questions than answers. It’s a throwback to SBI’s beast of burden role
Is the government’s social agenda overshadowing its economic one?
The Supreme Court order has got home buyers their rightful place. More importantly, it has restored their dignity.
If the BJP leadership wants to make its presence known in Kerala, there are numerous developmental, environmental and political issues that need attention — attacking a highly-respected intellectual is not the way.
The exit from Anglo American will reassure investors that the promoter focus will remain centred on Vedanta
Instead of opting for myopic solutions such as reserving jobs for locals, the three areas where state government action can have an impact is in addressing rural distress, raising rural incomes and improving the ease of doing business for small units.
Imagine a scenario if all the 29 states and seven Union Territories in India were to implement such protectionist measures — what would happen to India as a nation!
About Rs 30,000 crore of bank guarantees will have to be readied by August 1.
India is among the few countries that has anti-satellite technologies. While this deterrence has its benefits, the development of space-based defences is a necessary redundancy measure and a technological and economic inevitability.
Known as someone who calls a spade a spade, the fearless RBI deputy chose not to play second fiddle to the Governor and instead make his own mark
The entertainment firm is going for the kill. But building loyalty is not easy, especially in a market as vast as India
With enough statutory measures in place for fighting the menace of smuggling and foreign exchange violations, there is no need to enact a newer diluted version of COFEPOSA and SAFEMA leading to further expansion of the bureaucracy.
More and more brokers are shutting shop or diversifying
The government should not do anything that could circumscribe the independence of Information Commissioners
Improper due diligence has not only led to a pile of up of non-performing loans but now, also puts in danger banks’ status as secured creditors. If this happens in case after case, the recent IBC amendment which reinforces their supremacy in case of recoveries will be a hollow victory.
The domestic and international political one-upmanship is inevitable around a project of this scale but it should not even remotely offend Sikh sensibilities.
India will continue to be seen as an important partner for the UK post-Brexit. Boris Johnson is fond of India and considers Narendra Modi a “political phenomenon”.
