Indian Economy

When oil returns to the boiling days…

tojo jose - - May 22, 2018

The happy days of lower crude prices are seeming to be over for India; at least for the medium term. Crude producing countries are...

Economy

Budget 2018: Food Subsidy is the star but may invite WTO...

tojo jose - February 2, 2018

The focus of the budget was the government’s politically rewarding move...

Banking

RBI toughens Resolution norms for stressed assets

tojo jose - February 14, 2018

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has brought a new Resolution...

External Sector

Davos: Modi joins the debate on globalisation

tojo jose - January 25, 2018

When Prime Minister Narendra Modi equalled protectionism with terrorism, it became...

Business

Global stock markets on correction; Japan follows the US

tojo jose - February 6, 2018

Global stock markets are on a downward correction mode as Japanese...

Macro Economy

India is on track for 7.8% growth in 2019: IMF

tojo jose - January 23, 2018

The January 2018 updation of the World Economic Outlook of the...

Government & RBI

Government relaxes disinvestment conditions for Air India stake sale

indianeconomy - January 11, 2018

The central government has broadened investor participation norms for the much-anticipated...

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Net neutrality

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Opinion

India demands permissible food subsidy outside the deminimus

indianeconomy - December 12, 2017

Seeking a permanent solution to the food subsidy issue, Commerce Minister Suresh Prabu demanded granting of food subsidy outside the 10% deminimus allocated for developing countries. In his speech at the Plenary session of...

Doklam: first real test for China’s free ride over small neighours

indianeconomy - July 12, 2017

As the standoff between the Indian and Chinese Armies over the Bhutanese Plateau of Doklam enters into the second month, it is India’s ability to check the expansionist China’s ride over small neighbors that...

China on Brahmaputra: not for an imaginary water war

Why GST is the biggest of the reforms since 1991

tojo jose - June 28, 2017

India had several rounds of reforms; even in tax front, but this GST foot step is a big one. The greatness of the Goods and Service Tax that will be unveiled in a scheduled...

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