Consumer RightsExpense AccountFinancial LiteracyMintMutual FundsNarendra ModiJune 10, 2020by Monika Halan0Opinion | Why you have no ‘mai-baap’ as retail investors in India
Indian investors suffer a broken market place with a broken redress system
Indian investors suffer a broken market place with a broken redress system
The break down of the 20 trillion package. What was really spent from the budget and why it matters.
The rules of the future will be written now as we make choices during the pandemic. Who goes to work and who does not could be the beginning of a division in humanity
To squeeze the rich more in #Budget2020 will be like putting an already spent stick of sugarcane through the juicer. @FinMinIndia and @nsitharaman need to find ways to get those escaping tax to pay. My column in @livemint
The Modi giovernment has made the use of ash difficult but has not been able to curb the generation of black money. This cash waits in the system without being spent or invested.
India is the first country in the world to attempt going beyond protection, empowering citizens with their own data.
The rule book for business has changed but the government is yet to communicate what the new rulebook says.
India is struggling to believe that there is sustained political will to turn the country legit. The pain we see is a symptom of that.
Modi Sarkar Season 2 will hit the ground running. For a $3 trillion going on $5 trillion economy the road rules need a change.
More relief for the lower middle class Indian who go zero tax at a gross taxable income of Rs 5 lakh a year. If you take deductions, even income around Rs 10 lakh is tax free.