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The jump in imports has been the sharpest in the case of gold jewellery parts that saw 30 times jump to $1.55 billion in FY24 from $51.51 million a ye
For FY26 and FY27, the World Bank projected India's economy to grow at 6.7 per cent and 6.8 per cent respectively
Exports from special economic zones (SEZs) rose by over 4 per cent to USD 163.69 billion in 2023-24 even though the country's total shipments dipped b
The Centre on Monday authorised the release of tax devolution of Rs 1,39,750 crore to states for June. It was decided that apart from the regular rel
Empowering ward members (WMs) within village councils, who currently lack financial resources and act merely as rubber stamps, is another recommendati
The Reuters poll of 50 economists conducted June 5-10 predicted consumer price inflation (CPI) is expected to have picked up to 4.89 per cent last mon
Prime Minister Narendra Modi led-NDA government in its third term must tackle the problem of unemployment in the country, especially in the unorganise
The new minister must navigate conflicting demands while considering potential geopolitical ramifications
While the four labour codes have already been passed by the Parliament, implementing them could prove tricky for the new coalition government led by p
The new railway minister will oversee the execution of several important initiatives in the Centre's 100-day agenda planned before the elections
Rising energy demand could tilt India's energy basket towards fossil fuels from coal to oil, natural gas.
The new government is likely to complete the unfinished agenda, particularly related to signing of the free trade agreement (FTA) with Oman
While the ministry has started work on the Budget, it is expected to begin industry consultations
The rise in Gini coefficient was sharpest in Nagaland, followed by Jharkhand, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Meghalaya and Chhattisgarh
Transportation costs have also gone up and people are on the move for all sorts of reasons
Instant mixes, including idli, dosa and khaman flour, cannot be classified as chhatua or sattu and 18 per cent GST should be levied on them, the Gujar
The consumption of cereals in rural households declined to 9.61 kg in 2022-23 from 11.23 kg in 2011-12, while in urban households, it declined to 8.05
Even the high rates of growth are enabling us to catch up with that level. So, no, signs of over- heating. On rate hikes being off the table, nothing
Retail inflation for industrial workers eased to 3.87 per cent in April compared to 4.2 per cent in March this year. Ministry of Labour and Employmen
The RBI MPC maintained its 'withdrawal of accommodation' stance and kept the repo rate unchanged at 6.5 per cent. The RBI revised FY25 GDP growth fore
