The ruling BJP leadership attacked it as a Robin Hood idea of stealing from the rich to give to the poor. The idea makes sense given the rising inequality in India and its macroeconomic implications. Just before the elections, the government claimed that multidimensional poverty has declined drastically and that poverty has been almost eliminated. This needs analysis. For that some conceptual clarity is required.
From the supply side, farmers need remunerative prices through better post-harvest management and marketing support
Sound institutions make countries rich, say the Nobel laureates, meaning institutions that make capitalism work
The proposed SEZ (Special Economic Zone) Amendment Bill (2024) marks yet another attempt by the Indian government to reform and improve the functioning of SEZ’s.
It is vital for the Economic Policy Framework that the Budget promised to fashion all its separate elements to India's strategic goal
India has a long tradition of implementing social welfare programs to cater to the varied needs of its population. The NPS (National Pension Scheme) Vatsalya, recently announced in the Union Budget 2024-25, is a notable initiative aimed at helping guardians and parents secure their child’s financial future.
Protests at Samsung's Tamil Nadu plant highlight workers' push for unionisation, but South Korean management resists, influenced by their country's historical context.