India’s macro backdrop today looks unusually reassuring.
By Satish Kumar |
Our planet Earth favours diversity. In the beginning of time, in the hours of the Big Bang, there was only energy and gas.
By Ajit Ranade |
On February 1, the Finance Minister will present the Union Budget for the next fiscal year against a macroeconomic backdrop that would be the envy of the world.
By Asuri Vasudevan |
It is by now well recognised that geopolitical risks combined with impulsive and non-uniform drifts of a dominant economy like the United States in trade and other eco
By Malay Mishra |
Zohran Mamdani took the oath of office as the mayor of New York, the largest and most important city of USA, at a decommissioned subway of Manhattan to symbolise his a
By Lekha Rattanani |
A sudden death of a top politician in an air crash naturally causes deep distress and brings big uncertainties in the political arena, particularly when the politician
By Jagdish Rattanani |
There was a time in India when whatever the election results, the Election Commission of India (ECI) was the acknowledged winner of the battle and the chief protector
By Jagdish Rattanani |
The response of the Election Commission of India to Rahul Gandhi’s detailed, well researched presentation raising specific concerns that go to the very heart of the wo
By Malay Mishra |
At the Samvidhan Bachao (Save the Constitution) rally organised by the Congress in Bhubaneswar on July 11, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi called out the Election Co
By Jagdish Rattanani |
Conventional thinking from mainstream economists travelling down to the average citizen has it that GDP growth is desirable and good – the higher the better.
By Asuri Vasudevan |
The question is whether digital assets and stock markets gain at the expense of bank deposits or deposits with corporates or non-bank financial intermediaries.
By Jagdish Rattanani |
India is in the midst of negotiations for a trade deal with the United States under an environment of unpredictability laced with unabashed and overt arm-twisting that
By Jagdish Rattanani |
There is the view held by some that the America we see today in all its ugliness is one passing phase, a rough patch the world has landed in because the country chose
By Jagdish Rattanani |
Conventional thinking from mainstream economists travelling down to the average citizen has it that GDP growth is desirable and good – the higher the better.
By Asuri Vasudevan |
The question is whether digital assets and stock markets gain at the expense of bank deposits or deposits with corporates or non-bank financial intermediaries.
By Jagdish Rattanani |
India is in the midst of negotiations for a trade deal with the United States under an environment of unpredictability laced with unabashed and overt arm-twisting that
By Jagdish Rattanani |
The nation stands with the Prime Minister in saluting the defence forces and condemning the barbaric terrorist killings in Pahalgam that led India to strike Pakistan d
By Satish Kumar |
The World is never going to be perfect. Therefore, we need to see the world as perfect as it is. We can grow, transform and evolve together.
By Satish Kumar |
Our planet Earth favours diversity. In the beginning of time, in the hours of the Big Bang, there was only energy and gas.
By Jagdish Rattanani |
Conventional thinking from mainstream economists travelling down to the average citizen has it that GDP growth is desirable and good – the higher the better.
By Ajit Ranade |
India’s Right to Information (RTI) Act came into force on 12 October 2005. It is one the strongest transparency laws in the world.
By Vidyadhar Date |
A valuable treasure trove of art work, murals, frescoes and paintings lie in a 16th century…
By Vidyadhar Date |
Recently I went to the redeveloped, commercialised Mahim bus station with 24-storey building…
By Vidyadhar Date |
The then Home Minister R.R. Patil pleaded helplessness of the government. He said the government…
By Vidyadhar Date |
In a way, Kala Nagar and adjoining buildings are highly privileged because of the Thackeray…
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