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Harsh V. Pant and Rahul Kamath Despite the challenge posed by the war, the India-U.K. relationship has been on an upward trajectory The war in Ukraine has brought unexpected changes in the world as global powers seek to recalibrate their…
The third installment of the Sixth IPCC report Gurinder Kaur On April 4, 2022, the Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change( IPCC) released the third installment of the sixth report, “Climate Change 2022: Mitigation of Climate Change”. The first installment of…
The fiscal policy of the Union government is highly paradoxical in nature while realizing the growth targets. Deriving pieces of evidence from Budget-2022, which has overtly chosen the supply-side path and contradicted the fundamentals of ‘Keynesian economics’ (popularly known as demand-side economics) that showcases reluctance among the producers to produce in the absence of adequate demand.
India has been under immense diplomatic pressure over the war in Ukraine with coinciding visits by Daleep Singh (US Deputy National Security Advisor for International Economics), Liz Truss (UK Foreign Secretary) and Sergey Lavrov (Russian Foreign Minister).
By replacing the reverse repo rate with the Standing Deposit Facility rate, the RBI has managed to raise the base lending rate in the economy, while seeming to hold policy rates static
Dhiraj Nayyar A frequent criticism by economists of the Narendra Modi government relates to its policies on trade – that post-2014, India has made a protectionist turn after almost a quarter-century of consistent trade liberalization. GoI’s decision to stay out of the Regional Comprehensive…
Making investigative agencies accountable to a committee of the Legislature and a human rights watchdog, besides to the Executive, would offer better insulation against political interference than housing investigative agencies under a so-called autonomous body.