In FY20, provisional accounts indicate that states' revenue receipts were 12 per cent lower than the Budgeted amount
But while cash withdrawals and dealings are declining, there has been a 20% YoY spike in the quantum os notes and coins help with the public
The cut in capex in FY20 was so big that the rate of capital spending to GDP dropped from the 2018-19 levels for all states
Onion is cultivated three times a year - rabi season (March-May), kharif (October-December), and late kharif (January-March)
The most recent data pertains to the July-September 2019 quarter. At that point of time, India's gross domestic product growth was on a decline for more than a year
Covid-19 has affected the addition of new projects, but that may act as a breather in making good the massive shortfall in implementation
Industrial activity bore the brunt of localised lockdowns and work restrictions in August, chipping away nearly a tenth of the factory output
The LTC tweak and festival advance will nudge government employees to spend Rs 36,000 crore extra this year
Though September high-frequency indicators offer hope, August IIP data shows well performing FMCG sector went from green to red, while recovery turned stale for primary goods
The benchmark S&P BSE Sensex rallied nearly 10 per cent in the past 10 trading sessions and regained the psychological 40,000-mark after over seven months
As growth recovers, the MPC said inflation would moderate towards the range 4.5-5.4 per cent in the remainder of FY21.
This is assuming 10% contraction in India's nominal GDP; currency with public crossed Rs 26 trillion in mid September
Numbers show why Punjab and Haryana farmers are leading the protests, and why the rest of India is largely silent; experts and farm leaders say success of the laws rests heavily on implementation
Majority of households in Delhi have access to tap water, shows survey
Sudden jump of Rs 7 trillion in Q1 pushed debt to record; enhanced borrowing this year will add to the debt stock by FY21-end, weakening its sustainability
Irrespective of whether it is sequential or year-on-year, the inference remains the same; South Africa's 50% contraction is "annualised" and is incomparable to India's 24% fall
The demand is to spend an additional Rs 2.36 trillion in FY21
Bond yield drop may make it tough for EPFO to keep interest rate at 8.5%
Wholesale inflation rises above 0 after 4 months
Rains do swivel between normal, deficient and excess across years, but good rains in times of severe contraction in the economy are a big relief