Gross value added by agriculture did not dip in 2020-21; rather, it was the only sector that showed growth
Spending on health is improving gradually in India, even though it has not grown substantially from its level of 1% of GDP
Pent-up or not, demand yet to fully recover from the pandemic impact
Most vaccines are not yet available in plenty, and are costly, too
Even with a 68% jump in long-term market loans, Centre hasn't been able to raise govt spending remarkably; quality of expenditure has suffered too, with capex 2% lower than last year
Though inflation levels in India are incomparable with developed countries and emerging peers, the noticeable dip during lockdown that happened in most countries eluded India
Adult morbidities rose and child malnutrition worsened in four years
On nine parameters, Punjab is a case of extremes: Excelling in some, while under severe stress in others
The following charts explain the current situation of the economy
The MPC now expects consumer price index-based inflation to average at 6.8% in the current quarter, and at 5.8% in January-March 2021
There was a time when political parties opposed the use of computers to save jobs. Today, the internet is an important part of daily human life
A look into the performance key central programmes in the state, and the impact on gender-based voter turnout which could have had a bearing on poll outcome
A record, this is 25% more than last year, and 130% more than the average of the past five years
As against the pre-Covid peak of 41,945 that the S&P BSE Sensex attained in January 2020, the Hindu accounting year ended 3.6 per cent up at 43,443 points
Pulses, veggies, fuel, mobility and connectivity dominate price rise as economy recovers
As in the manufacturing sector, employment declined for successive months in services sector too.
In FY20, the difference between the Budgeted provision and actual amount spent rose to Rs 4 trillion, about 13 per cent of total expenditure of states
Of 24.3 mn households that demanded work, only 16.3 mn got it
Decline in imports indicates weak demand; recovery may be uneven
Index stood at 58.9 in October, as companies raise output fastest in 13 years