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India Wanted To Skill 500 Million People By 2022. We Are Far From It In 2024
Vocational courses have neither the appeal nor enough potential to provide gainful employment to India's teeming workforce.
Can India's Growth Projection Hold Weight With GDP Deflators?
GDP deflators adjust the size of the economy's value without the influence of price changes.
No Financial Planning For Retirement Could Be An Emerging Crisis For India's Rising Workforce
A study conducted in 2022 found that retirement planning wasn't a primary concern among urban Indians, but respondents were concerned that savings might not be enough to sustain life in old age.
What's In Store For Indian Markets And The Economy After Elections?
A big win for the BJP will enthuse investors but a correction in stock prices is inevitable. And economic progress will depend on global factors which are not looking good for India.
Without Govt Support, A Good Monsoon Wouldn't Make A Difference To Farm Income
Farmers' bodies have been highlighting the lack of government support and subsidies to cover farmers' losses in India, unlike in countries such as Argentina and Vietnam.
What Is The India-China Investment Rebalancing All About?
Momentum indicators have shifted towards China from India, but the latter remains a hot favourite.
Singular Path Forward, Says Former CEO Ravi Kant On Tata Motors' EV Dominance
Given India's constraints, a company cannot afford to spread its resources across multiple technologies, Kant said.
Why India's Airlines Need To Get On Board With DGCA's Relaxed Flying Norms
India's aviation watchdog announced new flight duty rules in a relief for pilots in the country but airlines don't want to implement them.
Does India Have A Consumer Slowdown? It's Complicated.
Top consumer industry executives say they're seeing stagnating demand, but recent government data has a rosier outlook. Kumar Rajagopalan explains the complex factors at play.
Why A Wider MSP Net Is Required To Increase Overall Farm Income
Protesting farmers are also demanding that MSP procurement should be broad-based and not just for the two crops.
‘Privatisation Contingent On Several Factors': DIPAM Secretary Tuhin Kanta Pandey On PSU Disinvestment Plans
While talking about disinvestment and privatisation, DIPAM Secretary Tuhin Kanta Pandey said, "If we just keep on holding our shares, it's like a close thing. When you are making it more open, you are partaking in it."
Interim Budget 2024: What The Budget Means For Workers In The Unorganised Sector
The allocations towards schemes exclusively for unorganised sector have either declined or remained stagnant in the latest budget.
