If the government’s numbers are correct, wages are the lowest in West Bengal, followed by Gujarat
Like other books on corporate fraud, Bottle of Lies is a cautionary tale about how the relentless quest for high growth and profits at any costs can corrupt organisations in the absence of a strong, ethical core and sustained, rigorous, regulatory oversight.
Agricultural market reforms have been stuck in the middle for 15 years as it is a state subject.
Besides protecting privacy of its citizens, India’s proposed Data Protection Bill aims to create an environment that would restrict dominance of foreign companies and help home-grown startups prosper.
The collapse of higher education is clear, but this is not accepted by academicians or its leadership. Somehow academic leadership ignores this reality that most graduate and post-graduate courses are outdated.
Resolution inevitably requires large haircuts and bankers, especially in the public sector, are often not willing to take such decisions.
Journey of a trader is lonely. It's his efforts and strong self-belief that pulls him through. Sovit Manjani is an old school trader who relearnt everything in his late 30s to become a systems trader
For JSW Steel to step in where others have tried and failed, appears to be foolhardy
The success of the scheme depends on the total amount disbursed by the Government over the life of the scheme.
While many would see the current rumblings between the BJP and the JD(U) as an indication of snap elections, the realistic political picture is that the BJP won’t be giving Bihar to the Opposition on a platter.
Of 29 large-cap schemes, only three outperformed their respective benchmark indices
The glue of power has kept the two parties together, but now, with the BJP winning 26 of 28 Lok Sabha seats from Karnataka, the non-BJP legislators are realising that the coalition is not getting them anywhere with the electorate.
The fears about Mudra loans leading to the next wave of non-performing assets may be exaggerated
The consumer confidence survey provides the key to the consumption slowdown
MPC strongly signaled the opening of space for deeper and continuing easing by unanimously voting to both cut the repo rate and change the policy stance.
Further reduction in rates would be a function of negative growth surprises, compared to RBI’s projections.
Given the trajectory of growth and inflation, there still is room for another 25 bps cut over the next two meetings.
Despite the warnings signs, banks and mutual funds have done precious little with their holdings of DHFL’s debt
The cut in policy rates and a dovish commentary, though eminently welcome, is not a panacea.
The new Andhra Pradesh CM has taken over at a time when the state exchequer is in a poor state and he has to raise funds to build the state and fulfil his electoral promises.
Reframing the conflict in Kashmir will provide scope for a peace process to kick off. While there is little appetite in governments to engage with ending terrorism politically, ending insurgency is only possible through political means.
One of the biggest reasons why the monetary policy is not having and is unlikely to have the desired effect is the state of government finances.
The government has little firepower left to kickstart investment. Instead, it needs to give incentives to the private sector to increase capex
The faith-based rally has led to a yawning gap between valuations and earnings growth
In a male dominated trading arena Tasneem Mithaiwala has braved odds to become a successful trader. She believes women have all the skills to be a profitable traders.
