India has emerged as a global leader in the renewable energy sector in the last few years. Solar energy production is among the few sectors where India is achieving targets in ...
In March, we at TFI had reported that the NITI Aayog, Department of Pharmaceuticals, Finance Ministry and the Prime Minister’s Office were together working on a blueprint to slowly shift Active ...
Global Hunger Index (GHI), an index created by a non-profit organization named International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) in 2006, is again in the news as India is ranked 94th out ...
One of the specialities of the Yogi government has been to utilize the intellectual resources of the central government to act on the problems pointed out by them. In 2018, NITI ...
Two days ago, the government of Uttar Pradesh announced that it will set up a single recruitment agency to conduct all the government jobs recruitment exams, on the lines of the ...
As the government released data on GDP for April to June quarter on Monday, the social media flooded with economists who were giving expert opinions on the state of the Indian ...
The Coronavirus Pandemic is having its consequences- both economic and strategic, as the liberal, democratic world is joining hands to end Chinese hegemony, or at least contain it unprecedentedly. India sits ...
The stock market in the United States has risen by 30 percent from the bottom it touched three months ago amid the spread of Coronavirus pandemic. In India, too, the stock market has ...
Recently, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had announced that non-strategic Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) will be privatised, and the role of the PSUs will be restricted to the strategic sectors. Even ...
Ideally, economic policies should be free of politics. Economists love to argue that economics is more of a science than social science and therefore the policies needs to be analyzed scientifically ...
The year 2020 is not going to be good for the global economy due to Corona induced lockdown. IMF has already released its forecast and predicted that the global economy will ...
“Necessity is the mother of invention”, and what bigger necessity than tackling a pandemic that has infected more than 1.8 million people worldwide, and just fewer than 1.15 lakh dead. India’s ...
