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Need to Avoid Panic

Anand Adhikari | New Delhi
Need to Avoid Panic

After the rupee plunged to new lows against the dollar, having depreciated to close to 73, the government has finally acted by announcing a slew of measures to prop up the currency.

 
 

Farmer First

The BJP's national executive has passed an agriculture resolution that hails the Narendra Modi government's efforts to double farmers' income.

Transparency Needed

The Competition Commission's investigation wing has been asked to examine the pricing pattern of some super speciality hospitals

Circular spooks FPIs

Future Uncertain

World economy is still precariously poised, thanks to the tariff war.

Economic Cost Matters

Connect, Collaborate and Communicate

The industry is excited about blockchain technology but understands that it will need a lot more p2P consensus to make it feasible.

GDP Relief

The just released GDP numbers for the first quarter of FY19 - showing 8.2 per cent growth- have come as a relief for the government.

The Decision Trap

Here come the flying robots

In December this year, drones will begin flying across Indian skies for surveys, photography, and mapping.
 
 

Makeover for Regulator

India's apex drugs regulator, the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) is all set for a makeover with a new name and logo.

RBI Gets Tough

With Bells On

The Musical.ly app, now TikTok, has hit the right notes but to monetise the user base, it must have more targeting options for companies and brands.

Litmus Test

The chances of missing the fiscal deficit target of 3.3 per cent are growing and the first quarter target is already 70 per cent.

Knee-Jerk Reaction

Lifeasy: Services at Doorstep

The Delhi-NCR-based start-up has an end-to-end business model to offer on-demand services to homes and corporates.

GAIL Unbundled

India's gas monopoly GAIL, is set to restructure operations and become a pure infrastructure provider.

INDO-US Ties the Iran Equation

Back on the Chopping Block

Thirty-four stressed power sector accounts that defaulted on Rs1.5 lakh crore worth of dues are now before the National Company Law Tribunal - yet again.
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