The Economist, the weekly British magazine (although it calls the publication newspaper), which claims to be ‘radical centrist’, has constantly criticized Modi government, especially its social and political agenda. The magazine, ...
Nirmala Sitharaman has recently been in the news due to her comments on the auto sector. Last week, while addressing reporters in Chennai, Nirmala Sitharaman had said, “The automobile and components ...
Almost three months back, in the month of March, Brookings Institution published a research paper which argued that China inflated growth figure for nine years. The paper’s analysis covers the period ...
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 ...
The Economist, mouthpiece of global liberal order has attacked Modi government and supported Congress government for the 2019 general election. The Economist stands for everything that is wrong with current global ...
Surjit Bhalla, the globally acclaimed economist and social scientist has used data set from a global organization to prove that conflicts in India have declined under the Modi government. Contrary to ...
The debate on jobs in the country is completely polarized across the political blocks. The discussion is not backed by hard and transparent data and therefore nothing substantial which could help ...
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, ...
A poll conducted by Reuters among 70 leading economists of the country said that BJP victory will best for Indian economy. The economists were so pessimistic about the economic policies of ...
Recently, 108 economists and social scientists had questioned the creditability of India’s official data. In an official statement, they had stated, “The national and global reputation of India’s statistical bodies is ...
In what can be perceived as the third round of ‘intellectual outcry’, a group of 108 economists and social scientists have come together to protest against what they said was the ...
TheLallantop.com, a news & opinion website, shared a video which claims that ‘Narendra Modi’ is the Prime Minister who has borrowed the most from the World Bank’. The video also claims that ...
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