The share of women subscribers improved marginally to 22.2 per cent, from 21.9 per cent in April
May have led to an increase in poverty in 24 districts in 10 states and UTs
FY23 interest rate is marginally higher than 8.1% for FY22. After the 8.15% payout, EPFO will be left with a surplus of Rs 663.91 cr
G20 labour ministers adopt outcome document, resolve to address skill gaps globally, protection for gig workers
However, the net monthly payroll numbers are provisional in nature and often revised sharply the following month
The Bill has three broad components- Right to Minimum Guaranteed Income, Right to Guaranteed Employment and Right to Guaranteed Social Security Pension
'India gets a lot of its GDP from domestic consumption'
In a notification issued last week, the ministry of statistics and programme implementation (MoSPI) said that the reconstituted SCoS will now have a broader mandate
The ranking is based on four main pillars: Policy, business ecosystem, export ecosystem and export performance
The report also highlighted that the Centre's welfare support during the peak of the Covid pandemic helped reduce the incidence of multidimensional poverty
Third straight month of dip in inflation, mainly due to high base and moderation across all three major components
Core inflation, which excludes volatile food and fuel items, hovered around 5 per cent due to a slight deceleration in price rise of services
Of the 198,628 organised factories surveyed, 98.4% of them employed contract workers in 2019-20, significantly up from around 71% in the previous year
Capex, domestic drivers & financial system to drive growth in FY24: CII
The strength of the middle class is expected to rise from 432 million people in 2020-21 to 715 million (47 per cent) in 2030-31 to 1.02 billion of India's projected population of 1.66 billion in 2047
'Client interest' continues to support industry and helping growth of output and employment, it says
Madan Sabnavis, chief economist at Bank of Baroda, said the continued traction in cement and steel could be attributed to government spending
After registering 270 million unorganised workers between August 2021 and March 2022, only 11.7 million workers were registered in 2022-23 against a target of 50 million
The data was released by the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) on the progress of sustainable development goals (SDGs) on Thursday
Cites stronger outturn in Q4, but cautions against slowdown in global trade