Special Report
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Alcohol sale restrictions could hurt Indian airports by nearly Rs 200 crore
The Indian government's proposal to restrict passengers to buy just one liquor bottle (instead of two) at airport duty-free shops will hurt the profits of airports and increase the cost of air travel, according to multiple airport operating services firms
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Study in India: Attracting foreign students in the age of campus turmoil?
The Study in India programme is taking baby steps to attract more students to the country, but protests at university campuses will not help its cause in the short term
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India to grow at 5.5 percent in 2021, but a lot depends on the Budget
With the economy stuck in a phase of low consumption and low investment demand, the India Ratings and Research agency reckons that the Narendra Modi government has to undertake all the heavy lifting to revive growth
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The private sector will never be happy: Ayushman Bharat's CEO
Dr Indu Bhushan, CEO, Ayushman Bharat, on why private players need to change their mentality, and making the scheme foolproof
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Is PM Modi's Ayushman Bharat too ambitious to succeed?
Inside India's health care fix: Fifteen months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the Ayushman Bharat health scheme, stakeholders have mixed views
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How can Union Budget 2020 be made gender sensitive?
The government will have to be more innovative, inclusive and responsible with fiscal allocations for women
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Bharatmala project: Roadblocks ahead, expect delays
Land acquisition and lack of funding hold up work as government barely meets a quarter of its target under the Bharatmala project ahead of its 2022 deadline
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Union Budget 2020: This could be the growth pill the Indian economy needs
Structural reforms will help in the long term. But experts want Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to announce immediate measures to improve liquidity in key sectors, as well as ease taxes
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The State of the Indian Economy: A Forbes India Analysis
Growth numbers are likely to stabilise in the next few quarters, but there are no signs of a sharp uptick yet
