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One more feather in his crowded cap

Industrial Economist - January 2, 2020

In each machine, one more machine is invisibly present: the productivity of the machine, just at the level of around 35 per cent due...

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The mystery behind Mistry’s reinstallation

Industrial Economist - January 2, 2020

The decision of the NCLAT is not the end of the story. This dispute will likely lead to new principles being laid down by...

In The News

Tackling malnutrition – a simple solution

Industrial Economist - January 2, 2020

Multiple micronutrient fortified salt provides a simple and elegant solution to tackle widely prevalent anaemia and malnutrition in pregnant women and young children. Salt...

Brexit

Breaking down the brexit

Industrial Economist - January 2, 2020

Boris Johnson of the Conservative Party won the elections. UK is sure to leave the European Union . The British PM has his task...

In The News

The last teen year of this century

Industrial Economist - January 2, 2020

Another year passed, the last teen year of this century. The world witnessed many memories – good, bad and ugly. As part of this...

Inklings

Tamil Nadu loses, Delhi gains

Industrial Economist - January 2, 2020

For decades in the past, the headquarters of the Finance Ministry at North Block used to be described as the Anna Salai Corridor (source:...

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‘Bail us out or we will go bankrupt’

Industrial Economist - December 1, 2019

For 15 years, telecom service providers, including Airtel and Vodafone-Idea, resorted to the familiar tactics of leading corporates (like ITC) not to pay promptly...

Tribute

His tenure, a watershed in Indian democracy

Industrial Economist - December 1, 2019

T N Seshan was among the colourful civil servants remembered for reforming India’s election process. In his tenure as the head of the Election...

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