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Taxing ‘frivolous’ industries will not fund India’s science

Posted on August 17, 2026 By admin
Taxing ‘frivolous’ industries will not fund India’s science

Whenever concerns are raised about the lack of funding for Indian science, a solution often put forward is to tax “unintellectual” industries such as cinema, tourism, apparel, and perfumes. For example, only recently, an academic from one of India’s leading research institutes suggested taxing the Indian Premier League (IPL), which, he argued, would magically generate…

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