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In trying to offer security and flexibility, the EPFO may end up providing neither

In trying to offer security and flexibility, the EPFO may end up providing neither
24.10.2025 3

Indian Express

Renuka Sane

SECI’s overly cautious procurement rules will deter investors from India’s renewable projects

The conditions in the tenders of the Solar Energy Corporation of India are a reflection of the larger policy obsession in India to uncover the...

16.06.2025 10

ThePrint

Renuka Sane

Bhushan Steel-JSW saga exposes cracks in insolvency code. Where’s the finality?

If every resolution is subject to reversal years later, and every acquirer must factor in the risk of ED or other state action, then the core promise...

09.05.2025 50

ThePrint

Renuka Sane

Bill Gates' AI roadmap | In a post-labour world, humans may have to redefine the meaning of life

26.03.2025 7

Indian Express

Renuka Sane

Let our money travel: RBI and government must allow retail investors to look beyond India

26.03.2025 10

Indian Express

Renuka Sane

Bill Gates' AI roadmap | In a post-labour world, humans may have to redefine the meaning of life

26.03.2025 9

Indian Express

Renuka Sane

Let our money travel: RBI and government must allow retail investors to look beyond India

26.03.2025 10

Indian Express

Renuka Sane

Tips to survive a market slump—stay invested, diversify portfolio, learn from World War I

Many in India think that overseas investing is not as lucrative because returns in India are higher. They are making two mistakes.

19.03.2025 40

ThePrint

Renuka Sane

Electricity regulators need more autonomy. Court rulings not enough, amend Electricity Act

Independent regulators were established in the hope that decision-making would be depoliticised. The ambiguities of the Electricity Act make this...

26.02.2025 10

ThePrint

Renuka Sane

Budget 2025 wakes up to Regulation Raj. 3 key points to watch out for

If the idea that regulatory reform is critical has been accepted, the next step lies in arriving at a consensus on what constitutes meaningful...

01.02.2025 2

ThePrint

Renuka Sane

Should you pick UPS or NPS? It depends on the risk of inflation

Even if the nominal annuity appears adequate at retirement for the NPS, persistently high inflation can significantly reduce the real value of the...

29.01.2025 10

ThePrint

Renuka Sane

Indians can’t invest retirement funds internationally. Govt should study the viability

With the Union Budget coming up, there are a host of measures India could take to improve its pension system. The first one is clarifying the...

15.01.2025 20

ThePrint

Renuka Sane

India’s BUDS Act needs urgent review. Flaws show govt didn’t do cost-benefit analysis in 2019

The Banning of Unregulated Deposit Schemes Act 2019 provides local police the power to search and seize without a judicial warrant.

08.01.2025 10

ThePrint

Renuka Sane

Carbon markets won’t work in India. There’s one alternative to explore

A lax carbon market will be flooded with cheap credits that do little to reduce emissions. Too strict a system and companies may resist participation.

18.12.2024 6

ThePrint

Renuka Sane

Big FDI statements hide the truth. Be careful about which metric to use

There are distinctions between gross and net flows, inflows and outflows, and new money and reinvestment of earnings. Each signifies a different...

04.12.2024 10

ThePrint

Renuka Sane

Jet Airways saga shows challenges of contractual & commercial disputes in India

The Supreme Court could have just reversed the NCLAT judgment and sent the parties back to the relevant process under the IBC to seek liquidation.

13.11.2024 2

ThePrint

Renuka Sane

Nuclear power is cleaner, more reliable than solar energy. India must ease regulations

Besides engineering, there have been significant developments in the regulatory framework for nuclear energy, with countries building standards and...

06.11.2024 3

ThePrint

Renuka Sane

RBI order restricting 4 NBFC operations lacks clarity. It won’t help customers, companies

When the regulator clearly articulates the principles it has applied, other regulated entities in similar situations get informed on what is...

23.10.2024 1

ThePrint

Renuka Sane

Two railways privatisation models for India to learn from—UK & Japan

The experience of privatisation of railways across the world has been mixed. There have been some failures where the incentives did not play out...

09.10.2024 30

ThePrint

Renuka Sane

India’s electricity sector needs structural reform. Increase price for domestic sector first

The more domestic consumption gets subsidised, the larger the burden on C&I. This power is also inconsistent. This has set the stage for C&I...

25.09.2024 4

ThePrint

Renuka Sane

India’s insolvency law needs a middle ground. Both creditors & debtors need protection

A large portion of household loans are unsecured. It raises concerns about how banks will be able to collect repayments.

11.09.2024 1

ThePrint

Renuka Sane

Govt’s new Unified Pension Scheme walks back on important reforms. It’s disappointing

There is, as yet, no clarity on how the new scheme is going to be operationalised, and what happens to the existing National Pension System...

28.08.2024 10

ThePrint

Renuka Sane

Kerala’s 24×7 ON Courts is a big judicial reform. It will transform the magistrate’s court

The 24x7 ON Courts system is designed to offer several facilities – litigants, lawyers and law clerks will get logins to monitor their cases, and...

21.08.2024 9

ThePrint

Renuka Sane