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MK Anand Delivers Welcome Address at Times Now Summit 2024

This Edition of Times Now Summit will focus on Unstoppable India and we have a solid line up of Speakers who will expound on the subject.

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An unstoppable nation needs an aggressive and responsible Media: MK Anand

This Edition of Times Now Summit will focus on Unstoppable India and we have a solid line up of Speakers who will expound on the subject.

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NL Interview: Ravish on why his decision to quit NDTV wasn't 'just emotional'

The journalist speaks to Newslaundry about the media industry, NDTV and the Adani interview.

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Best of BS Opinion: Fifty shades of media, digital dangers, and more


The government’s initial push under “Make in India” to attract manufacturing to India did not succeed as hoped. Perhaps that is one reason, alongside a more general scepticism about trade that has caused the rash of recent 1970s-style industrial policy announcements, from “champion sectors” to “production-linked incentives”. In this context, our
lead editorialargues that if the government really wishes to improve investment in manufacturing, it needs to ensure that the regulatory and tax climate is such that investors are more comfortable.
Direct subsidies and picking winners helps nobody but bureaucrats and vested interests — India has several decades of experience to prove this.

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