PIC In The Press

Ajay Shah, Business Standard, October 15, 2023 The expected Israeli actions in Gaza, layered on top of the war in Ukraine, have given an emphasis on military production in the global discourse. Click here to read the article.

Ajit Ranade, Mint, 28 September 2023 Singh has been inspirational in various roles as an economist, teacher and bureaucrat, though history will likely focus on India’s 1991 reforms as much as his shift in approach as prime minister. CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE.  

Ajit Ranade, Mint, 20 September 2023 We need the old formula of fiscal discipline, an inflation vigil, sensible lending and overall macro stability. CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE  

Gautam Bambawale, The Times Of India, 11 September 2023 India did well to deliver consensus in the G20 leaders’ declaration. The summit’s organisational success shows the country has the capacity to host prestigious events like the Olympics. CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

Abhay Vaidya, Free Press Journal, 28 August 2023 ISRO’s achievement is symbolic of India’s can-do spirit. Now is the time for Hindus, Muslims and others to come together and take education and employment for the masses to the next level CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

Ejaz Ghani, Indian Express, 25 August 2023 India’s infrastructure investments have led to lopsided spatial development that has slowed job creation CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

Ajit Ranade, Mint, 23 August 2023 Multiple rates, exemptions and patchy coverage have kept this tax reform from realizing its full potential CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

Ajit Ranade, Deccan Herald, 23 August 2023 Does the Centre’s imposition of 40% export duty and the announcement to procure additional two lakh tonnes of onions smack of interfering with the market mechanism? CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

Nitin Pai and Ajay Shah, Business Standard, 21 August 2023 The IIT JEE is revered as the arbiter of merit. With industrialised coaching classes, it is less clear that the JEE selects the right people to attend IIT CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

Ajit Ranade, Deccan Herald, 10 August 2023 By delicensing, the reform took away the power of the bureaucrat to decide who would produce how much and where. CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE