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Silent return of say’s law in economic discourse
This backdoor entry of Say’s Law is reflected in the absurd rationale of the neo-liberal economic order that’s pushing an ‘export-led growth’ strategy on smaller countries.
Endless Wait of 60 million Senior Citizens for Pensions
The most important support needed by elderly persons is...
‘Grossly inadequate’: NREGA allocation 0.29% of GDP, World Bank recommended 1.6%
A civil society tracker, seeking to periodically analyse the...
Dhinkia: Betel plantation destruction hits local economy
With land being transferred, allegedly without consent of villagers for a "development project, and alleged police pressure, the future appears bleak
Modi’s RBI and its myopic monetary measures
After demonetization, GST and Covid, India is still limping to a new economic normal
SBI levels bank fraud of ₹ 22,842 crore against ABG shipyard
Opposition Congress condemns the government for failing to act on this scam flagged as early as 2018
Air India sale: The making of One Lakh Crore scam?
Need for an in-depth and impartial investigation into favourable concessions given to new owners
CEL sale, a threat to national security: Employees
The disinvestment is on hold but employee unions fear the sale of the profit-making PSU to an inexperienced bidder
UP: Weavers persist battle for fixed rate electricity subsidy
Powerloom workers submitted a memorandum to authorities, tired of over-the-top bills from the electricity department
Kuch ka saath aur Cronies ka Vikas
Economic gaps continue to grow as the very richest amass unprecedented levels of wealth
To tomato or not to tomato? That is no longer the question
The massive surge in vegetable prices is being blamed on crop damage caused by the recent rains and high fuel prices
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