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Fix inverted tariff structures to boost industrial growth in India Photo: Ramesh Pathania/Mint C. Veeramani, Anwesha Basu Correcting import-duty anomalies will attract foreign firms to set up assembly bases here and lift our global competitiveness Share Via Read Full Story A steady decline in import tariff rates in manufacturing industries had been an important feature of India’s economic reforms during the 1990s and 2000s. The average import tariff rate was reduced from about 84% in 1990 to ...

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India’s central bank will look at inflation and state of economic recovery for future policy decisions Inflation pressures and the state of economic recovery will guide future policy moves from the Reserve Bank of India, a member of the bank’s monetary policy committee told CNBC. Speaking in her personal capacity, Ashima Goyal, who is also an economics professor at India’s Indira Gandhi Institute for Development Research said the RBI’s monetary policy committee “worries about inflatio...

Speaking in her personal capacity, Ashima Goyal, who is also an economics professor at Indias Indira Gandhi Institute for Development Research said the RBIs monetary policy committee "worries about inflation." Goyal was appointed to the central banks monetary policy committee in October, according to local media reports. "Inflation had been above our target for the past few months but for the last month, it has come down," she said Wednesday on CNBCs "Street Signs Asia." "I think the reason for...

Spooked by mounting toll, France ponders way out of Mali France’s abrupt failure in Mali is likely to carry ripple effects, not just in the Sahel but also in the neighbouring Maghreb region. It is planning a gradual withdrawal instead. Thursday 07/01/2021 French Defence Minister Florence Parly speaks during a ceremony in eastern France, on January 5, 2021, held to honour three French soldiers who were killed in Mali. (AFP) PARIS - Eight years after France sent troops to Mali to prevent jih...

India hasn’t deindustrialized, but stagnated Premium Share Via Read Full Story Deindustrialization refers to a decline in the share of the manufacturing sector in GDP and employment. Countries typically deindustrialize once they reach an advanced stage of industrialization. Given its modest industrial performance, has India then deindustrialized prematurely? In an article in Economic and Political Weekly, Judhajit Chakraborty of Michigan State University and R. Nagaraj, formerly of Indira Gan...

Vitamin C Diet Low Vitamin D Promotes Covid Infections, Poor Immunity: Study Heres why global researchers on Covid-19 have asked governments to make Vitamin D as part of their strategy against the novel coronavirus. PTI | Jan 01, 2021 There is no clinical evidence to prove low levels of Vitamin D lead to severe COVID-19 symptoms but there is a definite connect between the “sunshine vitamin” and immune responses to the disease, say experts as the pandemi...

NEW DELHI: There is no clinical evidence to prove low levels of Vitamin D lead to severe COVID-19 symptoms but there is a definite connect between the “sunshine vitamin” and immune responses to the disease, say experts as the pandemic spreads across the world and concerns mount over a new mutant strain. Stressing that Vitamin D is inexpensive and has negligible risk when compared to the considerable risk of COVID-19, global researchers on the disease have asked governments to make it part o...

»Vitamin D an Inexpensive Way to Strengthen Immunity, Govts Must Include it in Strategy against Covid: Experts 4-MIN READ Vitamin D an Inexpensive Way to Strengthen Immunity, Govts Must Include it in Strategy against Covid: Experts Image for representation. Many factors such as age, being male and comorbidities are known to predispose individuals to higher risk from exposure to SARS-CoV-2, but inadequate Vitamin D is by far the most easily and quickly modifiable risk factor with abundant evide...