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The telecom industry is once again engaged with the Union government to seek relief on their dues related to adjusted gross revenues (AGR) after the Supreme Court recently dismissed a curative petition on the matter. Now telecom service providers would do well to move on and prepare for a robust future on their own, the top edit argues. Read it here


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Ajay Srivastava outlines a path to building India’s manufacturing and exports base. Read it here

Ajay Shah explains why the case for land investment is dubious. Read it here

 

Tamal Bandyopadhyay shows how microfinance growth is being led by lenders’ obsession to disburse loans rather than by demand. Read it here

The second edit says the government’s critical mineral policy needs to be more responsive to industry needs. Read it here


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‘You would think with 7 per cent growth, we would be creating a lot of jobs. But if you look at our manufacturing growth, it is more capital intensive’


 


Former RBI governor Raghuram Rajan

First Published: Sep 30 2024 | 6:30 AM IST

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