Sujata Rao

Getting Britain's long-term sick back to work requires carrots, not more sticks, per @marcusashworth and @pensionmanUK The issue is that benefits are withdrawn too rapidly once someone starts earning, a clear disincentive to work https://t.co/tSoDFw6smV via @opinion https://t.co/FmEy3JlzGU

The phrase "real American" has a history back to the Ku Klux Klan, and anyone who claims the label to deny legitimacy to those whose families arrived here more recently deserves denunciation. And political defeat in November, writes @Smihm .https://t.co/DbhFyKYmkU via @opinion

Time to call time on 20-year Treasury bond? Ex-Treasury Secretary Mnuchin, who introduced it, says yes. Since 2020, it's added $2 billion in annual interest expense @mccormickliz https://t.co/KNdbsUkM9m via @bpolitics,bpolitics

A planned movie studio in the UK promised to generate billions of dollars and create 4,000 high-value jobs. It was denied planning permission, highlighting the absurdities of the planning system and power of British NIMBYs @mbrookerhk writes https://t.co/YyEofMbHt6 via @opinion

JD Vance and Bernie Sanders owe their rise to one fact: An alarming percentage of full-time American workers don’t earn enough to raise a family, says @nirkaissar https://t.co/38dVUDtOgb via @opinion https://t.co/R6YBrHHDAo

Canada is cracking down on its higher education industry. An explosion in student numbers, mainly from India, has been dubbed student trafficking and has resulted in housing shortages and low-quality courses. https://t.co/3RkIOZhdLK via @economics https://t.co/o56WWMEVGo

India has the third largest number of people with obesity behind China and the US. Many wealthy people are paying well over $1200 a month to import drugs like Wegovy or Ozempic, while others are turning to the gray market https://t.co/AoAehHXObY via @business

India's medical exam scandal goes to the heart of Modi's push to control the curriculum @andymukherjee70 Tamil Nadu has 11% of India's doctors with 6% of population. Why should it accept a dodgy test from New Delhi? https://t.co/sEivja73RS via @opinion

Indian government bonds will join the widely used JPMorgan emerging-market debt index, potentially bringing as much as $40 billion in foreign investment to the $1.3 trillion market billion,https://t.co/Oq53YWRIjI via @BW

Just 14% of lawmakers in India's new parliament are women. Reflects the dismal picture overall: women comprise 33% of Indian labour force, half China’s level and well below the global average of 49%, according to the World Bank https://t.co/IZ4Cb0Ae3f via @bbgequality

RT @david_milliken: Labour and the Conservatives have both promised to not to raise the UK's main taxes - but the tax burden still looks se…

The UK lost £257 billion in output last year due to "quiet quitters," per a Gallup poll; just one in 10 people “engaged” at work, with others doing the bare minimum. It's "a workforce that has essentially given up" findings show https://t.co/hZI324Ey94 via @economics

European Union suffers a setback in its quest to get its bonds classed as sovereign debt as MSCI denies them entry. Now the wait is on to see what other index providers do @greg_ritchie https://t.co/0KVp66WJZH via @markets

The Kremlin has forced thousands of migrants and foreign students to fight alongside Russian troops in its war against Ukraine, according to assessments from European officials https://t.co/Xa9uJHVjO3 via @bpolitics

RT @Thyagu: "The first thing I did was message my portfolio managers who invest in India to say if Nifty banks are down because of a lower-…

RT @robin_j_brooks: Serbian exports to Kyrgyzstan are up 6200% from pre-invasion. These goods obviously never go to Kyrgyzstan. They go str…

The state of the NHS. Agree with everything @ThereseRaphael1 says here. One more point: Increase medical and nursing school places urgently. the default option has been a highly immoral one, to steal medics from India/Nigeria etc https://t.co/NKNGIdIJBX via @opinion