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Rajani Sinha, Chief Economist
Rajani Sinha, Chief Economist
The GDP growth has improved sharply to 7.4 per cent in Q4 (January-March, 2025), taking the full-year growth for FY25 to 6.5 per cent
This study evaluates states on seven pillars, including economic, fiscal, social, and financial development
The silver lining amid these growth concerns is the moderation in domestic inflation
India is concerned specifically about the reciprocal tariffs the US has threatened to impose on April 2
A push to manufacturing through these clusters will help us capitalise on the China-plus-one opportunity presented globally
With higher interest rates increasing the debt-servicing burden of nations, the scope of productive expenditure will shrink further
According to the Advance Estimate released by the statistics and programme implementation ministry, the Indian economy has grown by 7 per cent in FY23