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Surojit Gupta How fast can India privatise public sector assets? Speaking to Moneycontrol in a wide-ranging interview , Niti Aayog Vice
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Surojit Gupta Economist Ashok Kumar Lahiri , who took over as vice chairman of NITI Aayog last month, believes India's growth debate is focused on the wrong question.
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At a time when markets have been lukewarm despite a slew of reform measures by the central government and Reserve Bank of India, Niti Aayog Vice
Surojit Gupta Welfare schemes, both at the Centre and states, should move towards targeted support for deserving people, Niti Aayog Vice
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El Nino triggers an increase in global temperatures and impacts rainfall patterns. This weather phenomenon which is due to warm ocean waters has the potential to impact the monsoon rains which are crucial for the country’s farm sector.
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The conditions are favourable for the monsoon to advance to other parts of the country in the next 2-3 days.
The El Nino weather condition that commenced over the Pacific Ocean early this month is expected to gather momentum and by end September is likely
India's economy has remained steady, with key indicators showing signs of robust expansion despite the West Asia conflict, suggesting that the
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On average, urban consumers spend Rs 6,724 on weekdays and Rs 10,732 on weekends, implying that 61.5% of weekly spending is concentrated in just two days.
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Nearly two-thirds of urban consumer spending in India now takes place over the weekend, led by discretionary purchases such as fashion, entertainment
