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Make destination holidays truly count as India weighs travel and trade-offsWith an increasing number of Indians opting for overseas vacations, the rupee is under strain, prompting government intervention. While eff...- Trained guides add value to destinationsIndia's prestigious IIMs are set to nurture a cohort of 10,000 tour guides, enhancing the overall visitor experience while establishing a b...
- Are cess and surcharge funds truly reaching their intended purposes?Government revenue from cesses and surcharges is substantial. While intended for specific schemes, concerns persist about their actual usag...
- Why Budget 2026 was never just about numbers, but also political calculationsBudget 2026 reveals a subtle political strategy, focusing on infrastructure and development projects in poll-bound states. The government p...
- India must launch 6 sharp national missions to boost growth and jobs amid global trade challengesIndia faces a tougher global trade environment with rising tariffs and slower growth. Experts propose six focused national missions—manufac...
- India’s Budget 2025 emerges as a strategic push for growth and stability amid real challengesBudget 2025 aims to boost short-term investment, strengthen medium-term manufacturing, and set the stage for India's long-term development ...
- View: We need to get our tourism game face on, especially for high-value customers, for job creationIndia's tourism sector has immense potential for growth and job creation. By prioritizing cleanliness, connectivity, sustainability, and ad...
- Will the latest GDP numbers — last estimates before Lok Sabha polls — be a game changer?How is an impartial observer to interpret the numbers? Is the economy on a roll as GoI claims? Is India a 'star performer', as IMF describe...
- Bridging the Kashmir gulf for business travellersInvestor interest from West Asia in developing tourism in Kashmir reflects normalcy returning to the region and aligns with making Jammu an...
- Hone our healer instinctIndia has seen a dramatic rise in medical tourism, with recent figures revealing that the number of medical tourists to the country rose to...
- Budget focuses on domestic consumption, public investment. But what about exports & private investments?GoI's enthusiastic support to domestic demand is reasonable, as domestic consumption has hitherto constituted nearly 55% of GDP, recording ...
- Medicine Sans Frontiers: India is gearing up to grab a larger pie of $80-bn medical tourism marketWhat is unusual though is that this time, the Government of India (GoI) has picked a niche: it is now focusing more on medical tourism, a s...
- View: The role of tourism industry in India's economic recoveryThe tourism ministry is working with the civil aviation ministry to increase connectivity in remote areas, with a special focus on the 'Bud...
- Budget 2022: Why FM should continue to focus on growth and unleash optimismIndia needs the economy to grow at a sustained rate of 8-9% over a decade, and more to catapult us to a middle-income country. It has to mo...
- Centre's dilemma: Rescue pandemic-hit sectors or boost sectors that beat the virus?While FM Nirmala Sitharaman announced a Rs 6.28 lakh crore package focusing on loan guarantees and concessional credit for pandemic-hit sec...
- Covid-19: Revival of economy through tax measuresThe government (GoI) has so far been very supportive and empathetic towards businesses and was quick to respond through delayed application...
- UNCTAD estimates economic impact of Covid-19 at $1 trillionEven as we await FM Sitharaman to unveil GoI’s Covid-19 mitigation economic package, the stimulus could be oriented towards the poor, unemp...
- View: Coronavirus outbreak an opportunity for Modi government to enact bold reformsIndia can, and should, exploit this crisis to bring about significant change in its near-term economic policies.
- Does India need to wait for another crisis to trigger reforms necessary after the recent booster shots?Govt should ride the wave & unleash more bold reforms that will bear fruit in the coming 3-4 years.
- View: Short-term measures to pull economy out of crisisThe ball is now in government of India's court. Modi’s call to look beyond the Budget will not work.
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