A closer look at the recent GDP data and core sector growth rates to highlight implications for government spending. 

India may be headed for a weak recovery in the second half of the current fiscal year but stimulus measures must support it

In this Mint article, Niranjan Rajadhyaksha writes on how the monetary policy can be used to reduce interest rates to tackle the ongoing economic slowdown.     ...

India is caught at the intersection of a promise of a $5 trillion economy and the reality of a slowdown, between hope and despair.

This article discusses solutions, on the need to invest in governance and dismantle hurdles, in the context of the crisis facing the Indian economy. 

It is risky at this juncture to bet merely on a natural recovery. Even so, using monetary policy is the best option right now

The country’s current macroeconomic indicators should not cause any alarm but the economy’s direction is worrisome.

Various economic policy experts weigh in on steps to revive economic growth in the country.

An interview with Shankkar Aiyar on what options are available to the government to protect the economy from further distress.

The slowdown in the economy has afflicted people with a ‘let us do something’ attitude, triggering a string of suggestions from abandoning fiscal restraint to lower interest rates to a weaker rupee, as if costs and consequences do not matter. ...