The rate of growth of GDP at 6.4% was much lower than the expectations of most analysts (Economic Times 2025). The industrial ...

The Union Budget 2025–26 has been presented against the backdrop of an evolving global economic landscape characterised by ...

This global rethinking, accelerated by the surge in debt following the COVID-19 pandemic, is driven by the realisation that ...

The union budget serves as a crucial lens through which the government’s priorities for the social sector can be assessed. It ...

A decade after Bengaluru’s last municipal elections and five years since the term of the previous municipal corporation ...

Agriculture, the backbone of the nation’s rural economy, employs nearly 46.1% of India’s workforce and contributes 17.7% to ...

The growth rate of the gross domestic product (GDP) of the Indian economy is expected to grow at 6.4% in 2024–25 and the ...

Tax alterations in budget 2025–26 include announcements of customs duty changes and income tax changes. Following up on ...

The budget speech laid emphasis on the following: accelerate growth, secure inclusive development, invigorate private sector ...

The high volatility that followed the massive pandemic shock of 2020–21 is possibly behind us and economic growth seems to have stabilised at around 6.5%–7%, higher than growth in any other major ...

Deciphering the context of the situation prevailing in the economy is crucial to arrive at a comprehensive picture of the possible implications of the announcements made in the budget. More ...

Financial inclusion can be regarded as a new wave in global finance, having far-reaching implications on not just to whom finance is being delivered but also on the modes of its delivery. As regards ...