While the urgent requirement is to revive demand and consumption, measures for improving India's competitiveness are important for long-term sustainability and economic prosperity

The government gives guaranteed return to private companies in its business dealings and considers their profit-motive good and desirable. Why the same doesn't hold true for farmers?

It said the quantum of spectrum allocation will determine the quality of 5G offerings as scarcity of airwaves increases costs and makes operations inefficient.

\"Lightening the balance sheet of the government means divestment and monetising their investments. That is the way to go. If you look at it globally, that is how things have worked out,\" says Krishan

The stock markets behave independently in the short term, but follow economic growth and corporate earnings during the long run. The world is going through an unprecedented time with the coronavirus pandemic impacting global economies. Nirmal Jain, Founder and Chairman, IIFL Group talks about what drives  market performance, how it behaved during the first few days after lockdown and how it recovered.Also Read: MindRush 2021: How companies 'rebuilt' businesses amid Covid-19 crisis

The reopening of the economy led to better than anticipated recovery in consumption led by strong pent-up demand followed by the festive season. Most high-frequency indicators indicated that the economic recovery is well on track

Grasim says its entry in the paints sector will add size, scale, diversity and stability to cash flows of the existing business portfolio of the company

Reliance Retail Q3 results: The company supported job creation in the economy during the coronavirus crisis and generated over 50,000 new jobs during April-December 2020 in consumer businesses and last mile delivery

RIL Q3 results: Revenue of Mukesh Ambani-led oil-to-telecom conglomerate fell by 22 per cent to Rs 128,450 crore in the quarter under review as compared to Rs 160,447 crore in the year ago period

BT MindRush 2021: Vikram Patel, during his address, explained what corporates can do and what they should be doing to combat mental health-related problems at the workplace

India's economy is going through turbulent times  and innovative ways are needed to steer businesses out of this chaos. Arvind Panagariya, Professor of Economics, Columbia University, Rajeev Misra, CEO, SoftBank Vision Fund, Sanjiv Mehta, CMD, Hindustan Unilever, Dr Soumya Swaminathan, Chief Scientist, WHO  deliver keynote addresses to the audience of #BTMindrush2021 on these key issues.Also Read: BT MindRush: India to return to pre-COVID growth at higher rate, will grow at 8%, says Arvind Panagariya

Speaking at the Business Today MindRush event on Friday, January 22, Arvind Panagariya, Professor of Economic, Columbia University and Former VC, NITI Aayog said that the economic recovery hinges upon how fast the government can bring the coronavirus under control

Speaking on disruption amid Covid-19, SoftBank Vision Fund CEO says world will never go back to previous ways of living. Every industry has been impacted but upcoming time presents tremendous opportunities, he adds

The Indian economy which was going through an extended slowdown has seen GDP growth contract for two successive quarters after the lockdown since the Covid-19 outbreak. As people get back to work, know how India Inc., government and small businesses try to rise from the prolonged slowdown. It has also led to a sea-change in the way business is done. What does this mean for companies, management and employees? Will these changes become the norm for the future? Hear it from the speakers of BT Mindrush.Also Read: Budget 2021: India Inc's wishlist

Budget 2021 would be unprecedented in many ways, as the government would have to focus on providing stimulus packages to revive the economy, while also identifying other avenues of revenue to bridge the widening fiscal deficit

Following the outbreak of Covid pandemic early last year, many companies adopted a work from home policy for their employees

The slowdown in spending by Indian households through the lockdowns has resulted in $200 billion extra net savings in financial assets

Here's a look at the top companies have been a part of the S&P BSE Sensex every year since its inception in 1986

ADIF was constituted to fight with 'BigTech' firms such as Google and Facebook. ADIF is an internet body which was founded by local entrepreneurs and investors with the goal of creating a level playing field for Indian start-ups against 'BigTech' companies

BSE Sensex today: The benchmark Sensex has breached the psychological 50,000-mark thanks to roll out of COVID vaccines, better-than-expected corporate earnings in third quarter of FY21 and ample global liquidity