Jan Dhan Yojana

Jan Dhan Yojana: Govt’s inclusion drive risks shallow impact

Despite record coverage, millions of Jan Dhan Yojana accounts lie dormant, raising doubts about India’s financial inclusion gains. #JanDhan #financialinclusion Read more »
Concert tourism

Concert tourism could unlock new revenue for cities

Concert tourism is giving Indian cities fresh revenue streams, boosting municipal coffers and reshaping local public finance. #concert #tourism #economy Read more »
extreme heat losses

Extreme heat costs mount as India delays counting losses

Extreme heat is eroding labour hours, learning outcomes, and public health budgets — costs policymakers must start counting. Read more »
Decline of US power

US power without trust will lead to isolation

In a multipolar world, US power and dominance will erode without credibility and commitment. Read more »
India semiconductor Mission

Semiconductor race: Can India build a competitive global hub

India’s $18 billion semiconductor plan seeks to cut imports and build chip sovereignty, but the leap to 7 nm technology is a daunting test. #semiconductor #chips Read more »
Ageing, silver economy

The ageing truth: Care and policy for India’s silver future

India’s ageing population will redefine markets, families, and public policy in the decades ahead. With timely reforms, the nation can transform this challenge into an engine of growth, innovation, and dignity. ... Read more »
Australia migration policy

Reforming Australia’s migration to favour skilled workers

Australia’s migration programme has failed to deliver what it promises. It brings in relatively few genuinely skilled workers, while favouring family migration. Read more »
GST 2.0 problems

GST 2.0: Consumption push risks long-term growth

GST 2.0 delivers cheaper goods, but fiscal costs and import leaks could weaken India’s growth strategy. Read more »
Private credit funds and NBFCs in India

NBFCs and private credit reshaping India’s finance ecosystem

Private credit funds and NBFCs are filling financing gaps, reshaping capital flows and easing pressure on banks in India’s credit market. Read more »
labour laws

India’s labour laws could backfire on growth

States compete to loosen labour laws, but ignoring worker welfare may erode productivity, stability, and investor confidence. #labourlaws #Maharashtra Read more »