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Arvind MayaramNational Herald |
One reason climate finance remains stuck is that it is treated apart from fiscal policy. Yet, the two are inseparable.

India’s competitiveness cannot be defended abroad if it is eroded at home. Short-term measures can provide a cushion, but without reforms, exporters...

Training millions of young people without commensurate opportunities risks producing not more employed youth, but more skilled unemployed.

The ISA should champion a Global Solar Asset Registry for standardised project information, and establish a Solar Credit Guarantee mechanism to...

By investing in a professional support structure at the grassroots, India can move from tokenism to transformation.

For India to sustain strong economic growth, policymakers must go beyond optics and tax cuts. Only then will the “middle-class bonanza” translate...

Without school education, skill programmes are not very effective in enabling beneficiaries to enter the formal sector.
