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Says policy support for sustained, inclusive recovery may be needed for longer
The MoS said the Narendra Modi government has undertaken far-reaching structural reforms, making use of the mantra of 'Reform, Perform and Transform'
The reason is that this is the first time that there is no ask from Capitol Hill on economic reforms
It is highly unlikely that India will become a $5 trillion economy by 2024-25 due to the slowdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, University of Massachusetts professor Vamsi Vakulabharanam has said
These 30 years have also taught us that we cannot ensure sustainable growth unless it is affordable and inclusive
'Some parts of these policies will fail, but hopefully they signify a change in the right direction', says the author
It is time the Modi govt convened a meeting of the Inter-State Council
Chief Justice of India N V Ramana on Friday said that dispute resolution though negotiations and mediation is part of Indian culture
In a speech marking a break from his usual practice, Modi speaks about how future PMs would judge him and his place in history.
Without a collaborative arrangement between the Centre and the states, fresh reforms in many areas would become more contentious
Major economic reforms in the early 1990s changed the face of the Indian economy
Business index rankings have become a substitute for addressing the fundamental constraints faced by entrepreneurs
Government picking winners is alive and well
Putting India back on the growth track demands a robust analytical framework to address the structural downturn in the economy caused by Covid-19
It is important to shift, in a phased manner, to a good and general policy framework from a situation of a plethora of schemes
We are in the early stages of an extraordinary episode of rapid scaling up of new companies
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