Imran Khan is generally perceived as the Pakistan military’s new blue-eyed boy. If Khan wants to build a “New Pakistan’, he will have to blunt such accusations. It is easier said than done
For the 2019 general elections, the Congress must have a state-by-state focus, and that will give it momentum at the national level
The most important recommendation is including frauds related to financial statements in domain of unfair practice
What India now faces is the prelude to a politics of genocide as we confront the prospect of four million excluded people. The question is do we disenfranchise them, deport or, detain them?
The Jet management has to take tough calls, and soon, to restore credibility. Investors will respect that rather than the chairman’s feelings of guilt and embarrassment.
Why can’t the government benchmark farmer incomes as a percentage of market prices? Why can’t the Verghese Kurien formula be extended to all crops?
The proposed steps by the tax and company affairs departments will decrease the number of frivolous litigations that take up courts’ time thereby increasing the backlog and further delaying timely disposal of cases
With the AIADMK trampled beyond recognition, there is little room for error for Stalin and the DMK in its course ahead
What lies ahead for Stalin is a series of tests — if he manages to overcome each hurdle along the way it will make him a strong leader. It will also help him claim the political legacy of Karunanidhi
Only a handful of companies raising money from the primary markets give spectacular returns but are enough to keep investor interest alive
IMF has recommend that India substantively reforms areas such as land and labour markets to increase productivity, improve investments and create jobs
Resolving insolvency cases speedily is necessary to clean up the balance sheet of both banks and corporate India and is a key condition to kick-start bank lending and boost private investment demand
With Karunanidhi's demise, Tamil identity politics has lost its last towering leader. Many now wonder what fate holds for his party, and for the state he leaves behind
Union minister Nitin Gadkari says that there is a recruitment freeze in government jobs at a time when there are more than 24 lakh vacancies
The government has to read into the tea leaves of the Supreme Court’s words wanting stern action to curb lynchings on the one hand, alongside the same court's words that want a check on draconian crackdowns
In a career spanning seven decades in public life, Karunanidhi evoked fierce loyalty and strident criticism in equal measure. But his contribution to the body politic of Tamil Nadu and the country is unquestionable.
While airlines are recording strong passenger growth they are not able to capitalize on it
The common thing between Google's intended gestures on both sides of the Himalayas, in China and India, seems to be an earnest desire to please ruling authorities at the expense of democracy and privacy lovers
The amended law does nothing of this kind. Instead the only amendment it makes is extending the prison term to a maximum of seven years.
Leading indicators are showing a moderation in demand, at least for the current (July to September) quarter. For instance, Nomura’s composite leading index, fell for the first time in six quarters.
If the weatherman’s predictions turn out to be true, then RBI’s assumptions go for a toss and food inflation might rear its head again.
Plans by Maratha groups to block highways in Maharashtra will restrict the movement of goods and this will cause enormous financial losses.
As long as price is paramount in a market like India, the measures announced by the government in the draft policy are unlikely to work
Unless regulatory organisations are strengthened, the executive will continue to seek preferential treatment for organisations it owns.
The tone of the statement though is less hawkish than previous ones and seemingly at odds with both the rate hike and projections for inflation for the next three quarters.
