Like much of the rest of the world, India is facing multiple crises: the rise of authoritarian political forces, religious and ethnic repression and strife,
A group of billionaires and millionaires have called on world leaders at the World Economic Forum to fight social inequality by taxing the rich. But there is political resistance
India, once the world's fifth-largest economy, has undergone a significant economic shift, surpassing the United Kingdom. Despite this achievement, it remains
A group of billionaires and millionaires have called on world leaders at the World Economic Forum to fight social inequality by taxing the rich. But there is political resistance.
Duvvuri Subba Rao says: “India needs to focus not just on accelerating the growth rate but we also need to generate job-intensive growth. We need to focus on inequality and on generating jobs in order to ensure that we become a developed country by 2047. We used to learn in economics that economic growth trickles down but now we know that economic growth actually trickles up and inequalities are widening across the world and within India.”