State welfare schemes often benefit the privileged as the government puts off setting up updated measures to define poverty
Indian fans take pride in their team's performance against Pakistan in World Cup cricket matches. Outside such matches, data analysis makes a revelation
Debit cards aren't just for the affluent--two-thirds of Indians use them. There is little reason not to track their use to predict economic growth
Tamil Nadu has no faith in the test to select students for medical colleges, data shows there is little reason to chuck out the system
An analysis of some trends in other markets suggests that it could be swimming against the tide
Households pay only a fraction of supply cost, and the government signs the bill for subsidies
And why it should worry you if live in certain parts of the country
Top tenants of commercial real estate-mostly IT companies-actually added to their office stock and demand for residential space is reviving.
A section of the population would say yes
Govt plan to raise Rs 6 trillion by offering roads, railway stations, airports and other assets could be hard to achieve
As Indian stock markets hit all-time highs, Business Standard looked at how often such winners are to be found
Do you think the government will bite the bullet and cut excise duties?
While Vi has lagged in spectrum addition and infrastructure augmentation, its 4G data experience has performed well at times
Bitcoin is easily influenced by governments and whims and wishes of famous personalities and companies
Direct-tax-to-GDP ratio in the first quarter of 2021-22 increased to 5.14 per cent, compared with 3.29 per cent over the last two years
India averages 109 vaccinations per site and the UK 126. It has fully vaccinated only 6 per cent of its population, as against 53 per cent in the UK
Fuel taxes give a bonanza to the government, but also dent the affordability for low income earners
This March, discoms cleared Rs 34,150 crore worth of debt owed to power-generating companies
The value of notices Sebi has sent out since getting recovery powers in 2013 is more than twice Mumbai's annual municipal budget
One measure is the change in gross domestic product (GDP). The pandemic chipped away 7.3 per cent of India's real GDP in 2020-21