Hospitals, big and small, are increasingly taking to remote technologies for patient care. With the market expanding and vendors reinventing business models, are these technologies here to stay?

The sharp decline in \"public administration, defence and other services\" GVA surprised many economy watchers as public spending has been considered the only growth engine firing

Without quality education, no economy can progress, at least not in today's technology and knowledge-driven globalised world order. Economists and policymakers know this well yet pay no attention

CEA Krishnamurthy Subramanian's optimism over recovery of Indian economy in the wake of COVID-19 outbreak stems from the bounce back after Spanish Flu even though the RBI agrees to disagree

In India, it's been a waiting and guessing game. To many, the inordinate delay in announcing the second stimulus is worrying, intriguing - even frustrating

India badly needs a stimulus. Here's how to find the money

Remdesivir is not yet licensed or approved anywhere globally and has not been demonstrated to be safe or effective for the treatment of the COVID-19

OPPO is amongst the top five smartphone players in the Indian market. With 9 per cent market share, OPPO has registered a 28 per cent year on year growth in CY2019

The Central government would do well to spend more, keeping fiscal consolidation aside when consumption demand is depressed and unemployment is high, leading to a fall in industrial production, profits and investments.Part I of this two-part series looks at the ground realities from a policy perspective and solutions that always existed but received inadequate attention of policymakers

P Chidambaram said that all the people who had knowledge about the economy and its issues were banished by the BJP government

Lack of competitiveness, paucity of risk capital, infrastructure issues and a strong rupee are preventing exports from taking off

This is the second top level exit after the governor Urjit Patel left in a huff in December last year over serious differences with government-appointed directors on the issue of bank's independence

This is the second top level exit after the governor Urjit Patel, also an economist who held the monetary policy department under governor Raghuram Rajan, left in a huff in December last year over serious differences with government-appointed directors on the issue of bank's independence.

In place of the average GDP growth of about 7 per cent between 2011-12 and 2016-17, India must have only grown at about 4.5 per cent, says Former Chief Economic Adviser Arvind Subramanian

The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) has approved their appointment, the order issued by Personnel Ministry said.

As per media report, Angus Deaton, the British economist who won the Nobel Prize in 2015, and French economist Thomas Piketty are advising the Congress on its ambitious minimum income guarantee scheme. The other people rumoured to be consulted are economist Abhijit Banerjee and former RBI governor Raghuram Rajan.