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India is growing on the back of government spending and domestic demand. Bangladesh, hit by weak exports and tight finances ...
The new CPI better reflects current spending patterns. The weight of food and beverages has fallen to 36.75% from ...
Markets are tilting toward domestic-growth sectors. As global uncertainty clouds export plays, lenders such as SBI—fuelled by ...
Rural PV sales rose 14.4% in January, far ahead of 2.75% urban growth. Post-harvest incomes, the wedding ...
New Delhi’s exports to the GCC are relatively diversified, led by engineering goods, rice, textiles, machinery, and gems ...
The real estate boom is moving beyond housing. Investments in data centres, IT parks, logistics, retail and hospitality along the ...
India’s seaweed sector, currently valued at around ₹300–500 crore, is projected to grow significantly, with production ...
The central bank has slightly raised its inflation projections for the first two quarters of 2026–27, estimating CPI ...
The Centre has said the Commission’s recommendations will be reviewed and implemented in due course, paving the way ...
Despite two decades of fiscal rules, state debt has not converged. Highly indebted states such as Kerala, Punjab, Rajasthan, Andhra ...
At present, there are more than 2,400 designated Ramsar Sites across the globe. Together, these sites span an area ...
A significant portion of the increase has been necessitated by emergency procurements undertaken following Operation Sindoor, as the Armed Forces ...
The Economic Survey is blunt: strong macro fundamentals offer no immunity. External shocks tend to hit the balance of payments ...
Capital spending on infrastructure will rise to Rs 12.2 lakh crore in FY27, marking a sharp step-up. The ...
India–EU trade reached $136.5 billion in 2024–25. Under the agreement, the EU will scrap tariffs ...
With a combined economic size estimated at over INR 2091.6 lakh crore (approximately USD 24 trillion), the India&ndash ...
As the precious metals import bill swells and the rupee comes under pressure, expectations are resurfacing that the Union Budget ...
Indian Army, Capex, Capital expenditure, Navy, Air Force, Defence budget India, Army modernisation India, Republic Day, Defence spending, Indian defence ...
Iran was India’s second-largest crude supplier in FY10, but US sanctions and supply uncertainty saw Iraq overtake ...
Climate variability is making winters more erratic. Short, intense cold spells with fog and humidity raise health risks, catching communities ...
Rising arrests but few convictions highlight enforcement gaps. Many women caught in raids are later found to be trafficking victims ...