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The Indian Bond
The irony of a 1.35-billion strong country with a vibrant stock market but no place in the bond indices would hopefully end early next year.
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Dousing the kitchen fire
The round of import tariff cuts last week would bring down price of a kg of edible oil by Rs 15-20, the government hopes.
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When gati is shakti
The government has to ensure sufficient involvement of India Inc in order to get the ambitious project off the ground.
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Flying back to normalcy
The civil aviation sector is emerging out of prolonged turbulence and lack of adherence to Covid protocols could lead to a surge of infections again.
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The needle of success
After the initial potholes and a stretch of bumpy ride, the Indian vaccination juggernaut seems to be rolling smoothly now.
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Taming the asura
The September inflation figure could signal that the goddess has killed the inflation demon, but rising fuel prices can resuscitate it.
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The ‘feel good’ reason
A few indicators of the economy might provide reason for optimism following a few seasons of overwhelming misery.
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A sign of digital maturity
The relaxation of the limit of the immediate payment system (IMPS) by RBI is conducive to ease of transactions and adds to ease of doing business.
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Enabling innovation in space
Participation of the Indian private sector in space technology can build the nation’s capabilities on the foundations laid by ISRO.
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DA arrears: Oh dear
With buoyant revenue, the union government can pay the DA arrears of its employees in a few installments.
