India Today

From the Editor-in-Chief

India Today Editor-in-Chief talks about how the Indian economy has to get back on its feet again.

It's only when the tide goes out that you realise who's been swimming naked,' billionaire investor Warren Buffett once famously said. That could be said of the Indian economy today. With crude oil prices rising, the rupee in free fall, inflation creeping up, the investment rate on the slide and financial markets in a funk, the tide is definitely ebbing. And it has caught many bankers, industrialists and government officials in the buff.

The Modi government didn't exactly inherit an economy in a shambles in

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from India Today

India Today5 min read
Congress ‘Eq’ Vs Bjp ‘Iq’
Five years back, an upbeat Congress in Chhattisgarh went into the 2019 general election riding high on the success of the 2018 assembly polls in which it had won 68 of 90 seats and unseated the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the state after one and
India Today5 min read
Shah At Home
TWO DAYS BEFORE AMIT SHAH FILED HIS NOMINATION PAPERS FROM GANDHINAGAR—a seat the Union home minister first won in 2019, with a margin of 557,000-plus votes—he visited 30 voters for whom he is the designated panna pramukh. A panna is a page in the el
India Today1 min read
The Macallan M 2023 debuts in India
The Macallan announces the prestigious The Macallan M 2023 in India—a meticulously crafted age statement whisky that embodies the legacy of craftsmanship and distinctive brand character, reflecting The Macallan’s unique and exceptional spirit. With j

Related Books & Audiobooks