To assess how far the economy has recovered from the piling rubble of COVID-19’s devastation, it will be more prudent to compare the current year’s metrics with that of 2019-20, the immediate pre-COVID-19 year.
Assam, Kerala and Puducherry are going to assembly polls beginning later this month. The schedule of elections to five assemblies including the three was announced by the election commission last week.
It’s raining miseries on Kerala and the tourism department will be in no hurry to run its ‘God’s Own Country’ tagline anytime soon
The root of the migrant labour crisis lay in the lack of employment opportunities in rural India, which must be restructured with vastly diversified productive activities to absorb local labour
Though India has a vast array of manufacturing facilities, the type of facility which will be required will become clear only once there is a full-fledged approval of a vaccine
Along with fighting the outbreak and resuscitating the economy, the focus on protecting the environment — mainly the indiscriminate use and disposal of single-use plastic — must be kept
HUL’s results show that COVID is affecting its business, but it’s not as bad as it could have been. What that means for the FMCG sector
Optimism about the future does not take away the current pain that we are experiencing. Jobs are disappearing, as are some airlines. However, we must rely on our resilience and ingenuity in a crisis
Though the transmission of the virus from one human to another is non-discriminatory, the impact of the infection and the measures taken in order to prevent, cure and treat COVID-19 has had a discriminatory impact based on one’s position in the social ladder
The pace, nature and extent of economic transformation has to now step up many notches, and this requires an execution team well beyond a well-functioning bureaucracy
North India's tea plantations have seen output decline, sending prices up
Receivables cycles will increase and write-offs will mount
The scale of this lockdown, shutting down an entire nation of 36 states and territories spanning over 3.2 million square km for three weeks, is raising questions ow whether this shutdown can be sustained
Some shows, which were scheduled to be showcased a month later, may now see an earlier release.