Why the corporate world isn’t truly happy with Modi’s Rs 20 trillion package?
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?
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 fifth tranche announcements regarding the Rs 20 trillion “stimulus package” exposed there was no relief plan at the first place.
After beating around the bush, Nirmala Sitharaman’s fourth tranche of announcements revealed how the Modi regime is selling India to big mining giants.
The third tranche of Sitharaman’s COVID-19 package announcements not only avoided fiscal stimulus but also jeopardised India’s food security.
Like her first set of announcements, Sitharaman’s second set of announcements regarding the much-hyped fiscal stimulus package was also utterly hollow.
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.
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
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.
Will Nirmala Sitharaman’s Union Budget 2020-21 deal with the crucial external challenges thrown to the Indian economy by oil price hike, WTO and trade war?
The CFPI inflation in December 2019 rings a vexing alarm for the Indian economy that’s heading towards a cataclysmic crisis at present. Will Modi listen?
There is no surprise elements in Modi regime’s Union Budget 2020-21 as it’s going to be the most naked corporate appeasing budget of post-colonial India.
Even though India’s GDP growth fell to a 26-quarter-low at 4.5% in Q2 of FY 2019-20, the Modi regime shows indifference to the problem and lives in denial.
Diwali is a much-celebrated Hindu festival of north and west India and industries look at it with hope. Can it help the Indian economy to recover in 2019?
Why one would need economists like Abhijit Banerjee when they can boast of characters like Piyush Goyal and Nirmala Sitharaman to fix an ailing economy?
Ravi Shankar Prasad’s economic slowdown negation using box office collection isn’t funny. It shows where Indian economy is heading under the present regime.
The Central Government has increased the DA of its employees. What does this means to the economy and is this increase actually sustainable at present?
Why Nirmala Sitharaman’s latest decision of tax sops to big corporate houses can’t be called anything else than a circus in the name of economic management?
With much doldrums, Nirmala Sitharaman announced packages for the real estate and the export sector. However, the packages aren’t going to help at all!