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  Search Home News Democracy Investigation Cafe Young India Videos EYE ON RSS Subscribe Newspaper Follow Us E paper Contribute Logi OPINION Govt constantly telling opposition 'not to do politics' over relevant issues is just diverting mass attention This govt is always stressing on depoliticisation. First, it said Pulwama, Rafale deal etc. shouldn't be politicised. Now, forbidden topics include almost every issue demanding response from them Representative image Rahul Yaduka Published: 22 Nov 2021, 8:00 PM Engagement: 268 India’s ‘political’ discourse is in a tricky situation. There is so much cacophony that we don’t know where to start with and target what. With the change of government in 2014, many other things also underwent incremental change as is expected of any new occupant of power. Those lacking liberal faith in the nature of the state have never been much surprised about its lack of neutrality, transparency, accountability, impartiality etc. ADVERTISING What has ...

  Fitch retains BBB- grade, negative outlook for India’s sovereign rating Fitch said India could face a rating downgrade if it fails to put the government debt/GDP ratio on downward trajectory. REUTERS 3 min read   .   17 Nov 2021 Asit Ranjan Mishra The negative outlook reflects uncertainty around the medium-term debt trajectory, Fitch said Listen to this article Fitch Ratings on Tuesday reaffirmed its lowest investment grade (BBB-) sovereign rating for India with negative outlook holding that the country’s rating balances a still-strong medium-term growth outlook and external resilience from solid foreign-reserve buffers, against high public debt, a weak financial sector and some lagging structural issues.   The rating action by Fitch maintaining the negative outlook will disappoint the government since only last month, Moody’s Investors Service had upgraded India’s sovereign credit rating outlook to stable from negative while keeping its credit rating unc...