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PM Modi Reels Out Credit Growth, FDI Inflows To Slam Doubters
In a strong rebuttal to those doubting India being the fastest growing major economy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday reeled out statistics on credit growth and record FDI inflows to underscore that the economic success was the hard-won result of prudence, sound policy and effective management.
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"All This Has To Change": Chief Justice On "Colonial Mindset", "Subordination"
Newly sworn-in Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud on Monday asked Supreme Court and High Court judges to shun the "colonial mindset" and the "culture of subordination" while dealing with district court judges.
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How India Beat China In A College WhatsApp Group Of Economists
Is this revival of the ‘India is the new China’ talk just another flight of fancy, asks Raghav Bahl.
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The Un-Ease Of Doing Business After India’s Anti-Reforms
For every positive reform, the government has lately taken at least a half-step backward in another area, writes Richard Rossow.
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How To Navigate A Tricky Parliament
Framers of our Constitution wanted Parliament to function not on the basis of a brute majority but on consensus.
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India Needs More Reforms To Achieve 8-9% Growth: Nouriel Roubini
India needs more economic reforms to achieve its growth potential, says Nouriel Roubini.
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Expect Continuity Of Reform Measures In Budget 2018, Says Andrew Holland
Andrew Holland expects third quarter corporate earnings to surprise positively.
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Demand, Investment To Remain Weak In India, Credit Suisse Says
Low visibility on India’s macroeconomic parameters will keep demand and investment weak, says Credit Suisse.
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India’s Next Big Reform Could Focus On Creamy Layer In Agriculture, Ambit Says
Further reforms will be tough for Modi with 14-15 state elections lined up ahead of 2019 polls, Ambit says.
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Emerging Market Assets Will Rally On Trump’s Fiscal Policy Failure, Says Ashmore
Central banks are unlikely to take a strong directional stance just yet, says Ashmore.
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Real Estate Most Affordable In 20 Years, Partly With PM Modi Reforms
Indian real estate, historically a depository for black-market cash, was hit hard by the government's move to stamp out corruption with a ban on high-denomination bank notes in November. The slump is showing signs of a recovery. Sales across nine cities rose 19 percent in the March quarter after a 20 percent slump in the previous three months, acco...
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Morgan Stanley Sees Marginal Hit To Fiscal 2017 Growth From Demonetisation
The divide between public and private capex will continue, says Morgan Stanley.
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Morgan Stanley Sees Marginal Hit To Fiscal 2017 Growth From Demonetisation
The divide between public and private capex will continue, says Morgan Stanley.
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Morgan Stanley Sees Marginal Hit To Fiscal 2017 Growth From Demonetisation
The divide between public and private capex will continue, says Morgan Stanley.
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Big Reform GST In Rajya Sabha Today: What Happens Next
The expected passage by parliament on Wednesday of a key constitutional amendment would resolve crucial issues needed to transform India's $2 trillion economy and 1.3 billion consumers into a single market for the first time.
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PM Modi Reels Out Credit Growth, FDI Inflows To Slam Doubters
In a strong rebuttal to those doubting India being the fastest growing major economy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday reeled out statistics on credit growth and record FDI inflows to underscore that the economic success was the hard-won result of prudence, sound policy and effective management.
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"All This Has To Change": Chief Justice On "Colonial Mindset", "Subordination"
Newly sworn-in Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud on Monday asked Supreme Court and High Court judges to shun the "colonial mindset" and the "culture of subordination" while dealing with district court judges.
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How India Beat China In A College WhatsApp Group Of Economists
Is this revival of the ‘India is the new China’ talk just another flight of fancy, asks Raghav Bahl.
-
The Un-Ease Of Doing Business After India’s Anti-Reforms
For every positive reform, the government has lately taken at least a half-step backward in another area, writes Richard Rossow.
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How To Navigate A Tricky Parliament
Framers of our Constitution wanted Parliament to function not on the basis of a brute majority but on consensus.
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India Needs More Reforms To Achieve 8-9% Growth: Nouriel Roubini
India needs more economic reforms to achieve its growth potential, says Nouriel Roubini.
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Expect Continuity Of Reform Measures In Budget 2018, Says Andrew Holland
Andrew Holland expects third quarter corporate earnings to surprise positively.
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Demand, Investment To Remain Weak In India, Credit Suisse Says
Low visibility on India’s macroeconomic parameters will keep demand and investment weak, says Credit Suisse.
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India’s Next Big Reform Could Focus On Creamy Layer In Agriculture, Ambit Says
Further reforms will be tough for Modi with 14-15 state elections lined up ahead of 2019 polls, Ambit says.
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Emerging Market Assets Will Rally On Trump’s Fiscal Policy Failure, Says Ashmore
Central banks are unlikely to take a strong directional stance just yet, says Ashmore.
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Real Estate Most Affordable In 20 Years, Partly With PM Modi Reforms
Indian real estate, historically a depository for black-market cash, was hit hard by the government's move to stamp out corruption with a ban on high-denomination bank notes in November. The slump is showing signs of a recovery. Sales across nine cities rose 19 percent in the March quarter after a 20 percent slump in the previous three months, acco...
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Morgan Stanley Sees Marginal Hit To Fiscal 2017 Growth From Demonetisation
The divide between public and private capex will continue, says Morgan Stanley.
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Morgan Stanley Sees Marginal Hit To Fiscal 2017 Growth From Demonetisation
The divide between public and private capex will continue, says Morgan Stanley.
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Morgan Stanley Sees Marginal Hit To Fiscal 2017 Growth From Demonetisation
The divide between public and private capex will continue, says Morgan Stanley.
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Big Reform GST In Rajya Sabha Today: What Happens Next
The expected passage by parliament on Wednesday of a key constitutional amendment would resolve crucial issues needed to transform India's $2 trillion economy and 1.3 billion consumers into a single market for the first time.
