The MPC’s decision to cut the policy rate by 25 basis points to 5.25 per cent, on the conclusion of its last bi-monthly meeting of 2025 on December 5 was contrary to…
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It has long been argued that India’s labour laws hold back business, particularly the manufacturing sector, from roaring into action and joining the India growth…
The announced implementation of the four Labour Codes by the Government of India last week is a bold and timely move, given the political opposition to the Indian…
There was a time in India when whatever the election results, the Election Commission of India (ECI) was the acknowledged winner of the battle and the chief protector…
A Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of police in Punjab has been arrested in a case of corruption that boggles the mind – audacious, obscene and grotesque all at the…
The socio-economic and educational survey being conducted by the Karnataka State Commission for Backward Classes, which got under way on 22…
The complete ban imposed by a new law on real money gaming is one clear move in the right direction.
India’s households long regarded as cautious savers are quietly taking on record levels of debt.
The socio-economic survey in Karnataka by the State’s Backward Classes Commission has brought to the fore a set of stereotypical narratives that seek to block or…
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