Sixteen CEOs and economists lay out a roadmap to revive the economy

Leadership talent deficit is affecting the domestic aviation sector

Over the past few months, most economic indicators have been on a slide. With Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announcing a series of measures to provide a booster shot to the economy, the private investment has slowed down considerably. However, the top CEOs and economists have a roadmap for the revival of Indian Economy. Here's what they have to say.     

PM Modi meets Bollywood stars: Referring to Gandhi, the PM said the power of creativity is immense and it is essential to harness this spirit of creativity for the nation.

In rather sharp words, Parakala Prabhakar said that the BJP's attack on Nehruvian economic framework is nothing more than a political assault and can never graduate to an economic critique.

The GNPA from agriculture sector and allied activities in PSBs stood at Rs 1.04 lakh crore at the end of July 2019 as against a total credit of Rs 9.42 lakh crore.

Business confidence rises a bit as business leaders expect improvement in economic growth following the corporate tax rate cut. Their willingness to invest and the outlook for private consumption remain weak though, finds the latest Business Today-C fore Business Confidence Survey.

The proposed merger, expected to be effective from April 1 next year, will lead to the creation of the country's second-largest lender after State Bank of India, with a total business volume of about Rs 18 lakh crore

The number of property developers falling into bankruptcy has doubled during the past nine months, piling pressure on NBFCs. Potential implosions of these NBFCs could expose banks

Banks are expected to present report card on partial credit guarantee scheme and fund raising from market to enhance their capital base.

French aerospace company Safran that manufactures engines for Rafale fighter jets clarified that the interpreter had misquoted company Ceo Olivier Andries who was speaking in French regarding Indian tax and customs regime.

The meeting, scheduled to be held on October 14, is expected to review fund flow to stressed NBFC and MSME (micro, small and medium enterprises) sectors