Palak Shah is an Associate Editor for BW Businessworld, with a focus on national news in India. She has also had her work featured in ZEE Business, ReadWrite, and DZone. Palak covers a wide range of topics including business, finance, politics, and current affairs.
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By: Palak Shah
FM Sitharaman had made way for the controversial derivative instruments to re-enter India's stock market in Budget 2023. In Budget 2024, she extended the timeline for banks to set-up an arm to issue P-Notes up to March 2025. It is a gimmick to make GIFT City popular among foreign investors and make them avoid using tax havens like Singapore and Mauritius to invest in India. At its peak, P-Notes accounted for nearly rs 4 lakh crore ($40 Billion) worth investments in India
By: Palak Shah
India geared up to spend Rs 143 trillion (approximately $175 billion) on infrastructure between 2024 and 2030
In conversation with BW Education, Dr Christopher Stevens, Headmaster, Bradfield College, UK, opens up on the need to affordable education; he also elaborates on the British education system and the college's plans for investment in India
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After IAF in 2016, the Indian Navy is now buying Rafale Marine Fighter Jets. But the reported cost of the deal at ₹50,000 crores for 26 aircraft seems nearly double of what IAF paid as the "base price" of 36 Jets, believe experts
By: Palak Shah
From a valuation standpoint, India's energy industry seems appealing. Energy stocks have recently outperformed the market as a whole, but their valuations are still fair, indicating further upside.
In today’s health care ecosystem, patient retention has become a $3 billion dollar issue for health systems, with patient leakage (also known as patient keepage) at its core. Despite efforts to keep patients within their networks, a significant portion continue to seek care elsewhere, leading to financial losses. Interestingly enough, physical therapy proves to be key in improving patient retention, as recent data shows that rehab-related leakage is the number one driver of leakage in health systems.
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