Last month, NITI Aayog Vice-Chairman, Rajiv Kumar, had disclosed that the Modi government is going to witness several ‘big bang’ reforms during the first 100 days. One of such reforms is ...
Modi government’s push for attracting talent from the private sector through lateral entry program in the bureaucracy has received wider attention. Apart from infusing new blood in the notoriously lethargic bureaucracy, ...
In another major policy push to improve the efficiency of Indian bureaucratic system, the Modi government in its second term is poised to expand the policy of lateral entry that would ...
The new Narendra Modi government is all set to roll out much-needed reforms in different sectors. From finance to urban development, all the sectors are poised to benefit from various major ...
The ‘Chanakya’ of modern Indian politics, Amit Shah, received the much coveted Home Ministry during the second term of Modi government. Although, India does not have an official number two position ...
As the Modi government won the second term with an even greater majority, the investors' trust in public finances has improved. The 10-year government bond (also called G-Sec) yield decreased to ...
The Modi government has constituted a new ministry named Ministry of Jal Shakti to look after water-related issues. The newly created ministry would look after the work of Ministry of Water ...
Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs) have a very influential presence in the Indian economy today, almost three decades after economic liberalization. A CPSE is any company in which the central government ...
The Modi government has passed an order to merge two statistical entities which are under the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation. There are two main organizations, namely, Central Statistical Office ...
In an opinion piece published by The New York Times (the fort of left-liberal thought), Ruchir Sharma, Head of Emerging Markets Equity and Chief Global Strategist at Morgan Stanley Investment Management ...
The UK based magazine The Economist, was recently under fire for publishing a fallacious editorial piece denigrating the Indian Prime minister Narendra Modi. The article titled “Agent Orange”, published on May ...
Surjit Bhalla, acclaimed economist and public intellectual, has raised questions on NSSO’s Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) for the period July 2017-June 2018. He wrote an article in the English daily, ...
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