Inclusion of Indian government bonds in JP Morgan’s emerging markets index is another sign of India’s growing prominence in the global financial mainstream. Cheaper government borrowing should ease fiscal pressure. Ripple effects on corporate bonds will also lower borrowing costs for foreign companies looking to invest in India’s growth story.
As India continues to strengthen its position in the global financial landscape, it is essential to consider how the country’s rich cultural heritage can be leveraged to enhance its economic growth. By tapping into its cultural economy, India can further solidify its status as a global power and create new opportunities for investment and development. This approach aligns with the idea that a strong economy is deeply intertwined with cultural identity and heritage, which can be explored in more detail in the article India must tap into its cultural economy to become a global power.
Ramesh Bidhuri’s anti-Muslim slurs show how hate has been normalised. Exemplary action needed
BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri’s anti-Muslim slurs against BSP’s Danish Ali in Lok Sabha was reprehensible. It’s a new low in parliamentary debate that shows hate has been normalised. Rajnath Singh gracefully apologised for it but LS Speaker and BJP must take exemplary action against South Delhi MP for disgracing Parliament.
Trudeau’s free pass to ethnic-Punjabi criminals turning Toronto into Wasseypur
The killing of gangster Sukhdool Gill in Winnipeg graphically illustrates Indian charge that Canada is a safe haven for extremists and their organised crime partners. Trudeau’s electorally-driven free pass to ethnic-Punjabi criminals is turning Toronto into another Chicago—or rather Wasseypur. The Canada-India crisis won’t end until his politics does.