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The Uses of Adversity

Siddharth Singh

India must expand the Production-Linked Incentives scheme along with much-needed reforms to ensure that private investment is not stymied. Much of the heavy lifting on increasing capital expenditure has been done by the Centre

The Backbone of Aspiration

The services sector is a strategic pillar of India’s efforts to become a developed economy

China’s Soft Underbelly

Beijing’s structural problems are weighing its economy down

The Modi Booster

In Prime Minister Modi’s eleventh year, his government is working with states to simplify regulations while RBI is gambling on growth by reducing lending rates and increasing liquidity

The Modi engine continues to steamroll 11 years on

The signal economic achievement of the Modi government is its success in ensuring that India’s investment growth continues to race ahead

Viksit Bharat 2047: Vision of 140 Crore Indians to Be a World Power

India set its foot into the Amrit Kaal in 2021 marking the completion of 75 years of independence. From here on till the nation celebrates its 100th year of independence in 2047, India has pledged to relentlessly pursue the Vikist Bharat 2047 Vision. Launched on 11 December 2021, by the Hon’ble Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, the vision represents the collective national spirit and the road map to becoming a completely developed nation and the third largest global economy by year 2047.

The Middle Class Checks In

A new deal between the government and the people that makes every citizen a stakeholder in the economy

A Thank You Note and an Act of Faith

The Budget bets on the middle class to be a lead player in PM Modi’s plans for a Viksit Bharat

An Optimistic Assessment

The Indian economy will continue to outperform its peers in 2024-25 and 2025-26 with growth rates of 6.4% and from 6.3% to 6.8%, respectively

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