Economic Times
The Indian economy, under the Narendra Modi-led NDA government, is expected to grow above 7% and become the third largest in three years.
India needs to expand its tax base to strengthen the finances of the union and state governments, according to a review of the economy by the finance
The review of the economy emphasizes the importance of balancing development and carbon emissions mitigation globally. It acknowledges that many natio
Gold imports to India surged 26.7% to $35.95 billion from April to December, compared to the same period a year earlier, driven by robust demand. In D
The review highlights the importance of continuous innovation, technology adoption, and diversified food baskets in meeting the growing demands. It em
The Red Sea shipping route is used for 30% of India's imports and 50% of exports. Oil imports from Russia usually take this route. The Red Sea situati
Under the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare's RKVY RAFTAAR RABI scheme, IIM Kashipur FIED has provided funding and business training to 200 pl
India needs household consumption to pick up for GDP growth of 6% or higher in the coming fiscal. Standard Chartered revised its FY25 forecast to 6.3%
RBI deputy governor Swaminathan J countered the notion that a small entity like an Urban cooperative Bank (UCB) is not systemically important. He unde
The finance ministry's economic review for January states that there is potential to enhance India's exports by adding more quality and complexity. De
In its review of the economy for January 2024, the department of economic affairs under the ministry of finance, said there is ample scope to mainstre
The National High-Speed Rail Corporation (NHSRCL) announced plans to install 28 seismometers, including an "Early Earthquake Detection System," along
The finance ministry believes that India will experience sustained brisk growth in the coming years due to structural reforms and approaches the 'Amri
Tamil Nadu's GSDP is projected to reach USD 2.6 trillion by 2047-48, requiring a capital expenditure of USD 111 billion. The state is the second-large
Interim Budget 2024: The Government of India aims to achieve 50% cumulative installed power generation capacity from non-fossil fuel sources by 2030.
India expects its economy to grow around 7% in the next fiscal year, outpacing the global economy. The growth will be supported by stable domestic dem
Budget expectations: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman may propose increasing the amount of money transferred under the PM-Kisan scheme in Budget 20
India's cold snap could boost wheat harvest, but abnormal rise in temperatures would impact yields and force imports. Poor wheat output in 2022 and 20
AISTA projects India's sugar production for the 2023-24 season to be around 31.6 million tonnes, a four percent decrease from the previous season. The
The Finance Ministry has highlighted four challenges facing the Indian economy: AI's threat to the services sector, the trade-off between energy secur
