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Mann Ki Baat: PM Narendra Modi calls for 100-day campaign to clean up water bodies
"We have to understand our collective responsibility towards water conservation," he said
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PM Narendra Modi asks toy manufacturers to use less plastic, more eco-friendly material
Inaugurating the first India Toy Fair 2021, Modi said: "We have to become Aatmanirbhar in the toy sector and also cater to the global market."
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Manufacturing world-class products for exports should be part of Aatmanirbhar Bharat: PM Modi
Modi also said the states should utilise the production-linked incentive scheme for attracting investment and raise the level of manufacturing
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Centre, states need to work closely to boost economic growth: PM Narendra Modi
"Centre and states should work together for the nation's progress... Government has to respect and give due representation to the private sector for e
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India’s toy industry: A booming sector in the making
The domestic toy market has witnessed a shift away from medium- to low-end battery-operated toys, towards more innovative electronic and upmarket plus
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Time to walk the talk on gender equity
Budget 2021 must look to unleash the full potential of India's women to galvanise the economy.
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Budget 2021: A ‘Business as Usual’ Budget won’t do
India must aggressively prepare for the existential threat posed by climate change. This is critical for the survival and well-being of India’s futu
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Budget 2021 wishlist: Need a roadmap that propels economic growth
On revenue mobilisation, one could expect the government to announce disinvestment roadmap and with a view to reduce litigation, the government may co
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Wanted: An ‘Aatmanirbhar’ Budget that emphasises ‘Aatma Vishwas’
Finance Minister should not present another 'atmanirbhar' budget. Such a budget leaves consumers worse-off without necessarily achieving the intended
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Informal economy needs compensation: Lohit Bhatia
The upcoming budget should further recognise the various modes of employment that exist today and enable the informal economy to flourish.
