Industrial Economist – End of an Epoch

As the Editor of Industrial Economist, it is with a blend of nostalgia and optimism that I write this final note on the closing of our beloved publication. I remember sitting at the reception and welcomed by the warm smile of SV sir. He literally took me under his wings and shaped several facets of my writing, personality and even life. Reflecting on the journey, I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to have been able to continue the magazine for so long, despite his looming absence.

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Industrial Economist was founded with a vision to not only report on the economic landscape but also to contribute meaningfully to the discourse shaping India’s economic future. While IE may no longer come every month, the insights and analyses we provided were intended to illuminate the path forward, and seeing the strides made in various sectors fills us with immense pride. The remarkable growth we are witnessing today reflects the very aspirations we had envisioned and reported on.

As we bid farewell, I must acknowledge the invaluable contributions of those who made this journey possible. Our small and dedicated team, whose commitment and expertise were the driving forces behind every issue, deserve deepest appreciation. Their tireless work ensured that each edition was not only informative but also reflective of the high standards we set for ourselves. Equally, our contributors and experts, who generously shared their knowledge and insights, enriched our publication with their diverse perspectives, helping us to cover a broad spectrum of topics with nuance and depth.

Thank you, to our readers, advertisers and supporters for being an integral part of this remarkable journey. Your engagement and encouragement have been our driving force, and it is with a sense of pride and positivity that we say goodbye. Though Industrial Economist is closing its doors, the vision we shared for India’s economic growth continues to flourish.

~ Jayanthi Raghunathan

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