4.6 lakh new voters among 4.9 cr electors in 2-phase Gujarat polls
In the first phase on December 1, a total of 89 assembly constituencies will go to polls.
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Bengal’s ‘bhadralok’ opportunity
No matter who wins the Bengal elections, it is time for the ‘bhadralok’ to reinvent themselves.
Covid-19 shadow on FPI flows
In the five years since 2016, FPIs recorded their second worst performance on total flows in the nine months ended September 2020, with debt flows recording their worst show of five years.
No election cheer for markets
Equity markets opened in the green expecting an easy BJP win in Maharashtra and Haryana, but lost steam over lukewarm corporate earnings and the SC verdict ordering telcos to pay ₹92,000 crore.
Tata Motors will respect and meet April 1 deadline
Tata Motors’ Guenter Butschek on the company’s BS VI preparedness, the role of design in differentiating models, and why Fame II aligns with its thoughts on electric vehicles.
Rationality wins in markets
Benchmark indices first celebrated Modi’s second victory with all-time highs, and then fell to reality of fundamental challenges for the incumbent government.
Bulls re-enter markets after exit polls point to NDA win
With an average prediction of 300-plus seats for the incumbent National Democratic Alliance, the exit polls have pushed the Sensex and Nifty upwards, but the fundamentals continue to be challenging.
The maker of tomorrowland
Naidu is looking to transform Andhra Pradesh from an agrarian to a tech-driven economy. Whether he gets to realise his vision depends on the result of the assembly election.
Navigating to freedom: What can influence people to vote?
Do most citizens value freedom of choice to maximise their well-being in preferring certain parties or candidates vis-à-vis others?
India’s 2019 election as ‘Swaraj in Ideas’
For the first time since liberalisation, enough number of people—not just enlightened elites—possess the confidence to see and embrace the world on their own terms.
