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The hidden cost behind low inflation - The Tribune (opens the original)
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EVERYONE you talk to will say that their cost of living has increased sharply since the beginning of this summer. Yet, the official retail inflation figures paint a very different picture. That is because inflation is measured as a 'point-to-point' number — prices in any month are compared to prices in the same month in the previous year. And it is true that when compared on this basis, retail prices haven't increased that much. The impact of runaway inflation has been mostly felt by corporates,
The downside of India’s infra push - The Tribune (opens the original)
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BY now, you know about the Subhash Chandra payout controversy. The facts are contested, but one thing is clear — several big lenders are unlikely to get back the thousands of crores that they lent to the companies associated with his Essel Group. This is the latest episode of an endless soap opera. Big companies take mega loans for large projects; those projects turn out to be economically unviable; they default on loan repayments; lenders take over whatever assets are left and sell them to reco
Why GenZ finally rebelled - The Tribune (opens the original)
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INDIA’S GenZ surprised everyone last month when they turned up in their thousands from across the country to protest against our corrupt public examination system. I use the word 'surprised' advisedly. GenZ has been written off as a desensitised, self-absorbed, pleasure-seeking generation with the attention span of a 30-second reel. They are seen as a demographic innocent of politics or of social issues, who can be pacified with the latest iPhone or the newest colour range of Labubus. Why, then,
Why GenZ finally rebelled - The Tribune (opens the original)
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INDIA’S GenZ surprised everyone last month when they turned up in their thousands from across the country to protest against our corrupt public examination system. I use the word 'surprised' advisedly. GenZ has been written off as a desensitised, self-absorbed, pleasure-seeking generation with the attention span of a 30-second reel. They are seen as a demographic innocent of politics or of social issues, who can be pacified with the latest iPhone or the newest colour range of Labubus. Why, then,
Gen Z’s vanishing white-collar dream - The Tribune (opens the original)
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FOR more than 35 years now, middle-class parents — especially in India's bigger cities — have sent their children to college to get professional degrees that would fetch them decent white-collar jobs. That used to be their golden ticket to affluence. And it did pay dividends for most of this period. Young people with MBAs or degrees in finance or computer science sailed into corporate offices and began earning more than their parents ever did. Indeed, our booming IT and finance industries change
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