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Why India loves to hate inheritance tax and estate duty—wrongly - Vimarsana News

Why India loves to hate inheritance tax and estate duty—wrongly

Opposition to the inheritance tax defies political and economic logic. It can only be justified on grounds of difficulty of collection and administration.

Burying Nehruvian legacy, Congress manifesto warms up to private sector - Vimarsana News

Burying Nehruvian legacy, Congress manifesto warms up to private sector

The national discourse gains when the Opposition rises to a critical national challenge, such as of chronic unemployment, with constructive ideas. Whoever forms the government after the national election will find useful ideas in the Congress party's manifesto.

Beyond the flight: The critical gap in India's aviation accessibility and rights - Vimarsana News

Beyond the flight: The critical gap in India's aviation accessibility and rights

A wheelchair shortage as a potential cause of a chain of events leading to a lost life is hard to accept in one of the fastest growing aviation markets in the world.

Reversal of pricing reforms for oil PSUs is capping their stocks' upside - Vimarsana News

Reversal of pricing reforms for oil PSUs is capping their stocks' upside

The current rally in their stock prices could have been far bigger and longer-lasting if the UPA government’s reforms in energy-product prices had been made real and not reversed in practice by the BJP government.

Nirmala Sitharaman has the fiscal space to increase capex again. She should - Vimarsana News

Nirmala Sitharaman has the fiscal space to increase capex again. She should

The upcoming budget speech on 1 February will send out a clear signal about the government sticking with the commitment to reduce the fiscal deficit to 4.5% of GDP by FY26.