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Policymakers have been shockingly apathetic to India's pollution crisis. A country cannot aspire to become a global technology and innovation powerhouse while treating the conditions in which its workforce lives as an afterthought
Pollution is stealing the future of Indians, robbing them of their health, stunting educational growth and crippling the country’s economic dreams
Alex Tabarrok, a Canadian-American economist, explains how air pollution affects India’s economy, arguing that a country's growth need not come at the cost of environmental protection and public health
Anumita Roychowdhury, executive director of research and advocacy at the Centre for Science and Environment, explains how mounting evidence points to the significant economic and health costs of air pollution in India
Sachchida Nand Tripathi, Dean of the Kotak School of Sustainability at IIT Kanpur, talks about the growing economic and health costs of air pollution in India, highlighting persistent gaps in governance and enforcement
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Physicswallah reported a sharp rise in second-quarter profit and an 18% increase in revenue, supported by growth in online and offline operations, while adopting a slower pace of expansion for its offline centres
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Pronab Sen, in an interview with Outlook Business, says the bigger concern with the new GDP series is not just the sharp downward revision to past growth estimates but the lack of transparency over the data and methodology behind it
The government’s gradual and selective approach to capital-account liberalisation has been consistent with the need to preserve reserves and financial stability amid recurrent external shocks
