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The Fiscal Choices Shaping India: Maharashtra, Gujarat and Punjab Compared
State budgets are central to India’s ambition of becoming Viksit Bharat by 2047 because states deliver many of the public services and infrastructure that determine everyday development. This analysis compares Maharashtra, Gujarat and Punjab using harmonised 2024-25 budget estimates, later actuals and NITI Aayog’s Fiscal Health Index. Gujarat recorded the strongest capital orientation, while Maharashtra…
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Mumbai Women Entrepreneurs Honoured in Powerful Push for Viksit Bharat
The World Hindu Economic Forum’s Mumbai ceremony honoured women entrepreneurs under the theme “Celebrating Women Entrepreneurship -From Sankalp to Samriddhi.” The event highlighted women’s growing role in India’s economic growth, leadership culture, and Viksit Bharat vision. Mumbai Mayor Smt. Ritu Tawde connected the recognition of women entrepreneurs with national efforts around self-reliance, equal opportunity, and…
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Rebuilding Sonar Bangla: Bengal’s Powerful Path Back as India’s Eastern Gateway
West Bengal’s decline was not inevitable; it followed Partition, policy errors, institutional weakness, labour conflict, and missed industrial opportunities. The article explains how Bengal once combined ports, factories, railways, finance, education, and cultural confidence to become one of India’s strongest economic regions. It highlights the rupture of the jute economy after Partition and the long-term…
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India’s GDP Puzzle, Decoded: Formal–Informal Shifts, Volatile Deflators, and Smarter Metrics
India’s strong GDP prints often feel out of sync with daily experience. A simple two-sector lensformal jackets and informal juicesclarifies how Nominal versus Real GDP, base-year choices, and deflator arithmetic shape the headline number. Since 2011, lower inflation, rapid digitisation and formalisation, and shifting consumption patterns have strained older methods and proxies. As visibility of…
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Debunking the Skill-Gap Myth: How Demand, Training, and Wages Rapidly Build Talent
The alleged “skill gap” is best understood as a demand-and-incentives problem, not a talent shortage. When wages signal value and firms see opportunity, they fund training, partner with universities, and upskill adjacent talent at speed. Case studies from global enterprisesspanning fashion, precision glass, automotive production, and franchised foodshow how practice, process, and market feedback outperform…
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Total vs Per Capita GDP: The Essential Guide to Master India’s Growth Breakthrough
Total GDP measures national capacity, while per capita GDP captures everyday well-being. The two move together over time: large-scale investments in infrastructure, health, and logistics typically precede broad gains in personal incomes. India’s foundational buildoutfrom tunnels and bridges to rail electrification, Vande Bharat, and advanced platformspositions the economy for faster per capita growth. As scale…
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G-21: FORGING THE FUTURE
In a reflective account of the G-20 Summit in New Delhi, this blog post extols the transformative impact and commitments made by global leaders for a sustainable future. Emphasizing India’s leadership, the narrative showcases Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s priorities and the summit’s key outcomes. It highlights critical issues addressed, such as climate change and geopolitical…
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J&K Battle Of Narratives
This blog post discusses the complex narrative battle in Jammu and Kashmir, highlighting the challenges and strategies employed by both India and the anti-India cabal. It addresses the issue of separatism, terrorism, and propaganda, emphasizing the importance of addressing the battle of narratives as a key element for long-term peace in the region. The post…
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Pakistan, With Head Above The Water : Way The Cookie Crumbles
In my recent engagements in the realm of geopolitics, a recurring question has been the focus: Can Pakistan endure its current challenges? My unwavering response is a resounding “yes.” Pakistan, despite its fragile political and economic landscapes, has a history of resilience and survival. Voices from within Pakistan echo this sentiment, and international actors are…