Rana Kapoor
The writer is MD & CEO, Yes Bank, and chairman, Yes Institute.
Articles By Rana Kapoor
The health-tech of tomorrow
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to address shortfalls in the healthcare industry.
Symptoms Of Recovery
By maintaining the FY18 fiscal deficit at unchanged levels vis-à-vis FY17, the finance minister ensured minimal slippage as the government skillfully harnessed the disinvestment tool, with revenues under this stream touching an all-time high of Rs 1 lakh crore.
At Davos, a toast to India
Indian delegation’s surefootedness at WEF marked India’s ascendancy on global stage.
Partnership of ideas
Digitisation provides an opportunity to strengthen industry-academia ties.
Taking off from Down Under
India and Australia must become stakeholders in each other’s development.
Coins for thought
Cryptocurrency has the potential to galvanise social development
Ideas for the future
Decisive policy actions by the Modi government will help the economy surge
Budget will serve well to make growth recovery more sustainable
Encompassing a sustained focus on agriculture sector and rural economy, Union Budget FY18 should serve well to make growth recovery more sustainable in 2017, driven by a mix of consumption and investment.
Leaping from a strong foundation
In 2017, the economy will see the benefits of the reforms from the previous year
Big gains to come
After short-term disruptions, the benefits of demonetisation will be immense.
Ready For Take-off
The ecosystem created by GST will facilitate manufacturing hubs
Fields of prosperity
FDI in food retail has the potential to give the much needed push to agriculture
Repositioning brand India
Modi regime has had to tell a new story in a rapidly changing global economy.
Fashioning A Banking Turn
The Union budget needs to incentivise savings to rescue public sector banks.
City infrastructure: With a multifaceted approach we can afford the ‘Housing for All’ dream
Nearly 28 per cent of India’s population live in cities and urban areas, a figure that is expected to rise to 40 per cent by 2020.
Make In India-US: Building many Silicon Valleys at home
The International Monetary Fund predicts that developed economies will clock a growth rate of 2.4 per cent in 2016 and the emerging markets will show a growth of 4.7 per cent during the same period.
