Indivjal Dhasmana, Business Standard

Stories by Indivjal Dhasmana, Business Standard

Govt overruled on key changes in banking, insurance Bills

Govt overruled on key changes in banking, insurance Bills

Rediff.com   9 Dec 2011

Crucial financial sector reforms are again stuck, despite Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee's appealing to political parties to help pass the legislations in this regard.

Flashback: FDI opening always came with turmoil

Flashback: FDI opening always came with turmoil

Rediff.com   5 Dec 2011

Even so, whenever a hitherto closed sector has been opened to FDI or the sectoral investment cap has been raised, the move has drawn strong protest. The latest instance is multi-brand retail.

Govt borrowing won't hurt India Inc's needs: Finmin

Govt borrowing won't hurt India Inc's needs: Finmin

Rediff.com   10 Oct 2011

Over 60 per cent of these borrowings are slated to be mopped up in the festival season.

'Taming inflation is India's bigger problem, not boosting growth'

'Taming inflation is India's bigger problem, not boosting growth'

Rediff.com   16 Sep 2011

Inflation is awfully close to 10 per cent, double digits. The main concern is that it has persisted at that level for a long time. The RBI would have to take that persistence into account, suggesting that it is still a problem and vigilance is still required on inflation.

'Taming inflation is India's bigger problem, not boosting growth'

'Taming inflation is India's bigger problem, not boosting growth'

Rediff.com   16 Sep 2011

Inflation is awfully close to 10 per cent, double digits. The main concern is that it has persisted at that level for a long time. The RBI would have to take that persistence into account, suggesting that it is still a problem and vigilance is still required on inflation.

Pension Bill set to see light of day

Pension Bill set to see light of day

Rediff.com   21 Jul 2011

The pension reforms Bill is likely be passed with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) deciding to support it in the parliamentary standing committee. The Bill has been pending since 2005. Its revised version was tabled in the Budget session of Parliament this year.

Spending way points to India's rich-poor divide

Spending way points to India's rich-poor divide

Rediff.com   11 Jul 2011

Consumption per capita was 5.6 times less in a month for the bottom ten per cent of the population than the top 10 per cent in rural areas during 2009-10.

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