By invoking “Act of God” Sitharaman attempts to bankrupt the states
Why Nirmala Sitharaman invoking “Act of God” clause to deny states their GST dues is actually an illegal action and attack on federalism?
Why Nirmala Sitharaman invoking “Act of God” clause to deny states their GST dues is actually an illegal action and attack on federalism?
While a few companies posted growth in their Q1 FY 2020-21, it doesn’t mean that the entire economy is growing, rather it’s going downhills now under Modi.
The rollout of the NPR and NRC in post-lockdown phase is inevitable as the Modi regime will try to provide cheap labour pool to big corporate houses now.
The recent news of surge in India’s foreign exchange reserves isn’t one that calls for jubilation. This increase isn’t India’s gain but a sign of bad trade.
The Indian economy continues to sink, while the narcissist prime minister keeps applauding himself. An indepth Marxist analysis of the present crisis.
Why attempts made by governments of different countries, including India’s, to revive capitalism with a stimulus during COVID-19 isn’t feasible at all?
Though Modi’s Rs 20 trillion-worth so-called “fiscal stimulus” package was all about selling India to corporates, why the latter aren’t quite happy now?
Nirmala Sitharaman’s announcements, on the first day of the many days she will announce details of Modi’s Rs 20 billion-worth package, were simply hollow.
The second part of the analysis of the COVID-19 pandemic, share buy back and fictitious capital: A capitalist effort to survive the financial crisis.
The COVID-19 isn’t the cause of the quagmire in which capitalism is in at the moment. The pandemic only triggered what was inevitable. An in-depth analysis.
The COVID-19 economic relief package announced by Nirmala Sitharaman for the poor isn’t just inadequate, it’s farcical and a mockery of poor people’s agony.
Why the markets were in a jubilant mood after Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared national lockdown? Why the shares of Reliance and HDFC are surging?
What will be the economic repercussions of Coronavirus in India? Who will suffer the most and who will profiteer from the agony of millions?
The SBI’s investment to save YES Bank sets a dangerous bail-out precedence where public money will be used to catapult corporate entities in crisis.
Modi’s fake assertion about India becoming a $5 trillion economy by 2024-25 ignoring the vexing alarm of the crisis-ridden economy will worsen things.
The Yes Bank crisis that drove thousands to uncertainty, proved once more that the private sector banks aren’t immune from NPA-driven major financial crisis
Putting SAIL, LIC, BSNL, Air India, Indian Railways, etc, on sale, the Modi regime’s privatisation drive is taking Indian economy towards a catastrophe.
Did you know that in Nirmala Sitharaman’s Union Budget 2020-21 speech, the term “unemployment” has been cunningly dropped and not used even for once?
The Economic Survey 2019-20 report presented by Chief Economic Advisor Krishnamurthy V Subramanian is merely a fiction, fantasies and has no economics in it
The economic slowdown in India is worsening the situation each day, but the government is looking into easy rescue options like foreign debts.