Banks’ ability to finance infrastructure projects is impaired, so DFI concept has made a comeback. Its target is to raise Rs 3 lakh crore for these projects.
Monetisation of oil and gas pipelines, airports, Railways' infrastructure can generate huge sums of money for Modi government’s infra push. But implementation is key.
Finance ministry says the proposed revamp will focus on structural reforms, rate rationalisation & ease of living, & will be deliberated upon in the coming weeks.
Independence Day honours for ADG Strat Comm team behind Op Sindoor’s strategic messaging, including the logo designer, for real-time narrative control & countering misinfo.
Standing up to America is usually not a personal risk for a leader in India. Any suggestions of foreign pressure unites India behind who they see as leading them in that fight.
Again the heading is about what Modi “can” do this or that. In 7 years, there is little or no HAS done this or that. Speaks volume. May an expert in other areas is a zero in Economics. Sadly, so are his staff and cabinet, it seems.
The details of the bill are not yet out. While the idea is great, the devil lies in the details. And govt ownership is problematic for me. It will lead to the same old issues of 3C’s hounding officials for bonafide mistakes. What also needs to be seen is whether the bill provides for a robust pvt sector DFI too. And govt bringing down stake will again bring us back to the same old debate of private vs govt ownership which has been going on since 1947. I’d like to see the bill allowing for easier dilution of govt stake.
Again the heading is about what Modi “can” do this or that. In 7 years, there is little or no HAS done this or that. Speaks volume. May an expert in other areas is a zero in Economics. Sadly, so are his staff and cabinet, it seems.
The details of the bill are not yet out. While the idea is great, the devil lies in the details. And govt ownership is problematic for me. It will lead to the same old issues of 3C’s hounding officials for bonafide mistakes. What also needs to be seen is whether the bill provides for a robust pvt sector DFI too. And govt bringing down stake will again bring us back to the same old debate of private vs govt ownership which has been going on since 1947. I’d like to see the bill allowing for easier dilution of govt stake.