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Cut taxes, ease policy uncertainty for 8% growth, stronger rupee: Economist Surjit BhallaEconomist Surjit Bhalla believes India's economy is poised for a stronger rupee. He emphasizes that policy reforms are crucial to attract i...
Private investment, not West Asia crisis, is India's growth challenge: Surjit BhallaEconomist Surjit Bhalla states weak private investment is hindering India's economic growth. He believes strong GDP numbers earlier were mi...
‘Investment climate not in great shape’: Former PM Modi advisor urges FDI reforms as outflows surge in FY26Former advisor Surjit Bhalla calls for major changes to India's foreign investment rules. He warns that strict policies and unclear regulat...
Experts split on simultaneous polls: Panagariya backs, Ahluwalia questions economic benefitsFinance Commission Chairman Arvind Panagariya supported simultaneous elections, while former Planning Commission deputy chairman Montek Sin...
Record job creation under Modi government: Economist Surjit BhallaFormer India's executive director at IMF Surjit Bhalla, a former member of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM), as...
India’s policies subject to whims & fancies? Raghuram Rajan, Surjit Bhalla weigh in on why foreign investment is downIndia's status as the fastest-growing major economy is undermined by inconsistent policies, hindering foreign investment flow, according to...
Tax collection in India one of the highest, reduce direct tax to 25 pc from 40 pc: Surjit Bhalla"We are a much more globalised economy in the world and the world is a lot more globalised. If you look at the overall tax rate structure i...
Political environment is very conducive for reforms now: Surjit BhallaOne of our major recommendations was a cut in corporate tax and that has already happened.
Next govt should abolish MSP in 3 years, cut corporate tax by 5 per cent: Economist Surjit BhallaThe former Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM) member also said India is unlikely to fall in the middle income trap.
Eminent economist Surjit Bhalla resigns from EAC-PM"I resigned as part-time member of PMEAC on December 1," Bhalla said on social networking site Twitter.
Modi government tenure best years of economy: Surjit Bhalla, EAC-PM memberOn reforms, the eminent economist said the government should consider income transfer instead of higher minimum support price (MSP) and loa...
Sebi slaps fine on PMS owned by Surjit BhallaIncidentally, Bhalla is one of the members of the PM’s Economic Advisory Council.
Economic Advisory Council discusses employment, growthThe statement further said Rathin Roy and Surjit Bhalla, both part time members of the council, presented an update on the Economy Track Mo...
Shamika Ravi to be appointed as member of PM economic panel"The Prime Minister's Office (PMO) has cleared the appointment of Ravi as part-time member of the EAC-PM," a senior government official tol...
PM Narendra Modi forms Economic Advisory Council; Bibek Debroy to head itThe council has three part-time members - Surjit Bhalla, Rathin Roy, Ashima Goyal. Niti Aayog Principal Advisor Ratan Watal has been appoin...
- Govt is re-thinking RBI's policy action: Dr. Surjit Bhalla, Oxus Investments
In an interview with ET Now, Dr. Surjit Bhalla, Chairman, Oxus Investments, gives his views on inflation and the expected rate hike. Excerp...
- Will bet on some family silver to buy Indian equities: Surjit Bhalla, Oxus Investments
The big story is that inflation should be contained not only in India but around the world, says Dr. Surjit Bhalla, Chairman, Oxus Investme...
- Cong now better positioned for thrust towards reforms: Surjit Bhalla
In an interview with ET Now, Dr. Surjit Bhalla, Chairman, Oxus Investments, shares his views on the recent election results and the fall of...
- Indian equities attractive: Surjit Bhalla, Oxus Investments
Surjit Bhalla, chairman, Oxus Investments, says that range-bound trading won't continue for long, perhaps a couple more weeks.
- Approach on rupee float cautious:Bhalla
:Describing the approach toward rupee convertibility as "cautious, conservative and sometimes inconsistent," noted economist Surjit Bhalla ...