Govt estimates indicate not all 14 schemes may have fully taken off
Urals crude has passed the trading price cap imposed by the G7 but supplies to India may sail through largely unscathed. Here's why
India had "the lowest gender parity index", with women accounting for only 10 per cent of vocational students: Study
India, a signatory to the ITA, is required to eliminate tariffs on a range of products, including mobile handsets
The production of pulses in India is likely to rise by 45 per cent by 2032, compared to a 30 per cent global rise, suggested the OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook 2023-2032
Inflation in advanced economies is expected to remain above target levels, according to IMF
Those at the bottom of the pyramid are among those seeing the most progress, says UNDP report
10 days for single group exposure, 3 months for exceeding Rs. 25,000-cr cap to bring down holdings below thresholds
Fund transfer linked to them meeting certain benchmarks in improving sectors
Debate over how states manage their finances likely to pick up as the constitution of the 16th Finance Commission is round the corner
Agriculture's role in the economy has reduced over the decades, easing impact of 'climatic shock'
For a government opposed to freebies, ensuring that benefits of its schemes come early will be politically crucial
Due to less stringent policies and vast mineral resources in China, it would be extremely difficult for the homegrown batteries to compete and abide by the environmental regulations in India
The latest Budget shows that expenditure on railways has crossed Rs 5 trillion. The money spent on capital expenditure is close to 50 per cent, compared to around 37 per cent in 2017-18
New estimate may be lower than the current 14-16%
Interactions with ministries lined up to seek feedback
FY23 funds still to be disbursed as OEMs yet to furnish requisite docs: Officials
This recruitment programme has received enthusiastic responses from the private sector
Thursday's policy review will help shape the rupee's fortunes, with traders expecting little reprieve after the currency fell under the weight of a stronger greenback in May
Most economists see FY24 inflation forecast likely being revised downward to 5% but no change in stance