Tanay Sukumar is an Editor (Data) at Mint. He focuses on themes of health and wellness while also covering significant topics such as the economy, inflation, unemployment, and insights related to India and China. Tanay's work has been featured in LiveMint and Hindustan Times Syndication.
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By: Tanay Sukumar, Devina Sengupta
Among job seekers, around 24% of those surveyed said they expected a 10-15% salary hike, while another 24% expected a more than 20% hike. This shows job seekers and employees were hopeful of even bigger hikes than employers expect to give this year.
By: Pragya Srivastava, Tanay Sukumar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's hopes to return to power with a bigger mandate for a historic third term and a sense of invincibility were rooted in the success he had tasted in 2019.
By: Tanay Sukumar, Pragya Srivastava
News and developments from the week gone by, through numbers and charts.
The question is: do government freebies help bridge inequality, and are they even reaching the ones most in need? An analysis of the latest consumption spending survey shows it works partly, but may need to be targeted better.
By: Tanay Sukumar
As the Congress government in Karnataka mulls a locals-only jobs quota, promising data on the state's migrants could cause it to think twice.
By: Tanay Sukumar
The Indian government has countered a new study that estimated that the country saw 1.19 million excess deaths in 2020. But such estimates, using indirect methods, are only trying to fill a void created by insufficient and sketchy official data
By: Tanay Sukumar
New Delhi, July 21 -- A new study by researchers at several universities, including the University of Oxford, estimates 1.19 million 'excess deaths' in
By: Devina Sengupta, Tanay Sukumar
The study—Talent Insights Report—looked into the data of 3,000 job seekers and employers in April-June. A staggering 78% candidates said they find the job market very competitive with limited opportunities.
By: Manjul Paul, Tanay Sukumar
Over 88% of urban Indians identify themselves as middle class—and the trend does not change much across income groups. Here's what we found when we asked them their threshold for feeling rich.
By: Tanay Sukumar, Nandita Venkatesan
Over 70% urban Indians claim to have improved their diets recently, while exercise is a regular activity for over 60%. But a significant share are okay with eating oily and fried foods or parathas, or even desserts frequently.
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