Issues such as liquidity constraints, complex regulatory frameworks, and the need for infrastructural upgrades remain at the forefront of industry concerns. The affordable housing segment has seen a slowdown, highlighting the need for targeted policy interventions. | Photo Credit: K. BHAGYA PRAKASH In India’s socio-economic landscape, the real estate sector has consistently proven to be a key pillar of…
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Throughout history, technological advancements have repeatedly disrupted the labour market. The printing press, mechanized looms and the World Wide Web each brought about a transition that heralded turning points in human achievement. Now, as we stand on the brink of an artificial intelligence (AI) revolution, we face another profound shift in the workforce. The Indian…
Climate action, especially over the last decade, has moved to the centrestage of global political engagement. The momentum has been galvanized recently by the consensus at the United Nations-led 28th Conference of the Parties (COP28) meeting in December 2023, where, for the first time since its inception in 1992, the need to “transition away from…
Over the last decade, the Indian energy sector has carefully navigated the throes of climate change concerns and the contentious issue of political economy imperatives while not losing sight of the need to cater to the energy demand required to become a developed country by 2047. Going forward, this gradient is expected to get steeper,…
The government has set an ambitious aspirational goal of India becoming a developed country by 2047. Then there are formidable international commitments to contribute towards achieving global public good—net zero GHG (greenhouse gas) emissions by 2070; and before that by 2030 reduce emissions intensity of its GDP to 45% from 2005 level, and achieve 50%…
Reprivatizing public sector banks (PSBs) never seems to be on the table in India. I contend that it should be at this point of time. Until five years back, the price-to-book ratio of most PSBs was less than 1, in part due to not having fully recognized non-performing assets (NPAs) and not marking impending losses….
Electricity is a major enabler of economic and social development. India’s per capita consumption is only a little over a third of the world average and, hence, as we seek strive to become a developed country by 2047, managing our electricity needs is a key challenge, especially given the climate imperatives. Decarbonization efforts will require…
It is now proven beyond doubt that India needs a new imagination of how to govern her cities. The last decade finally saw the emergence of the city as a political agenda and a significant increase in investments in urban infrastructure and services. But the narrowly focused, mission- and scheme-led development of our cities across…
The Union Ministry of Finance. File | Photo Credit: SHIV KUMAR PUSHPAKAR Ahead of the presentation of the Union Budget, the Finance Ministry has announced changes that will provide greater flexibility to scientific Ministries to import and buy equipment necessary for research. These changes, in the General Finance Rules (GFR), follow demands made for years…
