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Freebies and Cash Grant
There is an important distinction between freebies and direct support to the poor. Freebies often distort incentives and create dependence. But direct cash transfers to those at the bottom of the income pyramid are fundamentally different. When money reaches a poor household, it is rarely wasted. It is usually spent on essentials — better nutrition,… Continue reading
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Sensex30Futures /13/03/26
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PTQ3FY21/12/03/2026
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Time to Invest… Historical Perspective
Investors often look at gold and equities separately. But a far more revealing way to look at them is relative to each other.Over the past three decades in India, the relationship between Nifty and gold has moved in clear cycles.If we measure how many grams of gold the Nifty index could buy at different times,… Continue reading
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India as Destination for Investing
Investors ultimately seek one thing: sustainable growth. And sustainable growth rarely happens by accident. It emerges where four conditions come together—room to grow, scope to grow, will to grow, and means to grow.Room to grow:India is still a developing economy with vast headroom across sectors—manufacturing, infrastructure, energy, technology, logistics, and financial services. Compared with mature… Continue reading
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India’s Oil Vulnerability is Smaller Than We Think
There is a great deal of anxiety whenever global oil prices rise. While caution is always justified, the scale of India’s vulnerability is often overstated.India’s oil import bill today is roughly 3–4% of GDP. In earlier decades this ratio was much higher, sometimes approaching 8–9%. This means that, relative to the size of our economy,… Continue reading
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Our Food and Fuel Needs
The crises of recent years — wars in energy-producing regions, supply chain disruptions, and geopolitical rivalries — have exposed a fundamental vulnerability in many economies: dependence on external sources for essential needs. When a nation relies heavily on imported oil not only for transportation and industry but also for cooking and food production, it creates… Continue reading
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Sensex30Futures /10/03/2026
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101024other/ 10/03/2026
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