Decarbonising India's industrial juggernauts is not a distant dream anymore
Battered by the 1999 Super Cyclone, Odisha invested in communities, infrastructure, and a stellar institution to lead from the front in building resilience
If the first six months of this financial year are taken into account, it was high inflation in Mizoram too though a bit less than the national average.
Country has raised objections to European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
The uptick in monsoon rains in September after a dry August and improvement in kharif acreage seem to be the immediate plausible reasons for the improvement
Corporation tax grows moderately, growth in GST collections decelerates but the new normal is above Rs 1.55 trillion a month now
Freshwater is not infinite, and we need to stop taking it for granted, writes Dr QU Dongyu, Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization
India's $7 billion space industry has launched over 300 satellites for global clients and could grow to over $50 billion in 2024 if provided proper policy support
Non-essential spending has increased more in non-metro segment as incomes rise
Central and state governments are expanding funding support for projects, but will need the private sector's support
Moving up from 6% to 8% growth is possible but the country needs to reset its priorities for that, writes Amarjeet Sinha
The question of production numbers has been a puzzle that most governments have found difficult to solve
The new benefits incentivise 1.35 million agents to continue with LIC, India's largest life insurer, but raise the heat on smaller firms in an expanding but difficult business
The target was achieved in the first two and a half years of implementing inflation targeting in Oct 2016, but the inflation rate remained above the goal
Leadership of the developing world could well become a defining characteristic of the 21st century
Russia said exports would resume once it had stabilised its domestic market, but did not give a precise timeline
When no funding legislation is enacted, federal agencies have to stop all non-essential work and will not send paychecks as long as the shutdown lasts
Summers clarified that 8% growth was not his forecast on the basis of current policy, but added, "given India's potential, even in a more challenging world economy..."
India, the world's third-largest energy importer, purchases more than 80% of its crude oil from international markets
The central government sought from the Supreme Court time till November to file an expert committee's report recommending reforms in the Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act of 1996