India’s fiscal discipline is passing an early stress test
The first-quarter fiscal numbers show that despite an uncertain global environment and rising expenditure pressures, the government’s finances have held […]
Paytm Payments Bank winding up process begins
The winding up of Paytm Payments Bank marks the end of one of India’s most ambitious banking experiments. With the
HDFC Bank Board’s ₹1 lakh penalty raises bigger questions about governance
The HDFC Bank Board may have hoped to draw a line under the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) deposit
HDFC Bank’s ₹1 lakh penalty is insignificant. The message it sends is not
A ₹1 lakh penalty means nothing to the top executives of India’s largest private sector bank. It is less than
Employees Are Not Slaves. France Has Just Reminded Corporate India.
The penalty imposed on Infosys by French authorities is bigger than a regulatory action against one company. It is a
Will the RBI Cut Rates Again in August? The Odds Are Fading Fast
When the Reserve Bank of India’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meets in August, the biggest question won’t be whether growth
FCNR(B) deposits top 2013 record in just 45 days; inflows may reach $70 billion
Mumbai, July 27: Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Bank) [FCNR(B)] deposits have likely crossed the record $26 billion mobilised during the 2013
Dharmendra Pradhan’s Resignation Changes the Rules of Modi-Era Politics
Governments do not part with powerful ministers unless they have run out of political options.That is what makes Dharmendra Pradhan’s
The Kerala High Court Has Saved Thekkinkadu Maidan. Now Politicians Must Learn to Stay Away
The Kerala High Court’s decision to bar political meetings at Thekkinkadu Maidan is not judicial overreach. It is an overdue
Business Journalism Cannot Become Corporate Public Relations
Business journalism exists for one reason: to ask difficult questions on behalf of readers, investors, employees and citizens. It is