Privatisation Of Public Sector Enterprises

TMS Ep479: MDI, privatisation drive stalled, jewellery stocks, and more

What does multidimensional poverty report mean for India? Why has the government's privatisation drive stalled? Will stocks of gold jewellery retailers sustain their rally? What are sponge cities?

The govt needs to act quickly to capitalise on the assets of such enterprises

Is the govt going slow on privatisation?

Barring Air India, the govt has made little progress on the disinvestment front. But, why? This report offers a peek into the government's disinvestment drive and tells why it is in the slow lane?

Congress is planning to launch agitation against the Centre in January over rising unemployment and privatisation

SCOPE is an apex professional organization representing the Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs)

Fifth tranche of economic package: 7 measures announced by FM today

The fifth and last set of measures focuses on MGNREGA, health and education (rural and urban), businesses, decriminalisation of Companies Act, etc

Key policy steps taken by NDA govt this year to revive a sagging economy

Macroeconomic parameters have shown that the Indian economy is going through a rough patch. Here are the key policy decisions taken by the govt in 2019, to bring the India growth story back on track

Currently, 95 per cent of retail petrol and diesel sales and near 100 per cent of cooking gas (LPG) and kerosene sales are controlled by the public sector units.

The Modi government has proposed strategic sale in PSEs, including in profit making Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL), to meet its disinvestment target

Biggest privatisation drive: Here's how govt plans strategic sale of 5 PSUs

The Centre hopes that disinvestment proceeds will make up for some of the revenue shortfall that is expected this year

Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day

The roadblocks in the Modi govt's grand PSU disinvestment initiative

Employee resistance is just the tip of the iceberg. Slow pace of privatisation and lopsided approach in dealing with state-run enterprises are larger issues

In the first three years of Mr Modi's first term, he did remarkably well in reducing the headcount of government staff in various central ministries to 3.23 million

While privatising markets serves a purpose, PSUs competing in those markets should either perform, or be allowed to die or be sold