Govt draws up financing framework to kick-start India’s next investment cycle

The government is working on a new financing framework aimed at jumpstarting India's next investment cycle, according to a Mint Premium article. The objective is to make it simpler for investment projects to transition from concept to construction phase, and to broaden the sources of capital available for these projects. Harsh Kumar, a policy reporter at Mint, reports on the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, as well as key departments within the Ministry of Finance, including the Department of Economic Affairs and the Department of Financial Services.

With over five years of experience in business and economic journalism, Kumar has demonstrated a strong ability to track policy developments and their broader economic impact. He has previously covered banking, financial services, and the broader economy for publications such as Business Standard, Moneycontrol, and Outlook Money.

Kumar has built a reputation for delivering precise, insightful, and impactful stories, backed by a keen attention to detail and a consistent record of uncovering exclusive news. Kumar holds a degree from Jamia Millia Islamia and closely monitors regulatory changes and key economic trends that are shaping India's financial and industrial landscape.

His reporting aims to make complex policy issues more understandable for a broader audience while maintaining accuracy and credibility.