Sustained and robust growth in agriculture, sharp rebound in manufacturing and industry, resumption of services activity and buoyant revenues suggest that the economy is progressing well: Report
Political, administrative and sociological reforms have to be worked upon simultaneously.
There will not be any shock to the market, with the calendar being drawn out.
For investors wary of China, looking at India makes sense but the extra dollars arrive with a cost.
The monetary policy committee's commentary on inflation, growth and bonds is of much interest to the market.
Reprieve in the pandemic means they can eye a recovery in their most lucrative sales period.
Government argues that a new ethanol goal will help save billions of rupees by cutting crude imports, reduce carbon emissions and boost farmers' incomes.
The government's critics and loyalists are both wrong in the way they view economic data.
Its government would be better off saving its money and luring more suitable partners in testing and assembly.
Analysts keen to see if more members of the six-strong monetary policy committee call for changing the stance to neutral: like Jayanth Varma did in August.
The National Asset Reconstruction Company, cleared by the cabinet 10 days ago, should not a be called "bad bank", Finance Minister tells banks association.
The top 10 per cent among the country's households own more than 50 per cent of the assets.
Over years, the two institutions will become agents of uncertainty as the government tries to make them work to avoid adverse criticism.
Govt signs preliminary agreements with the three US titans and a slew of local businesses, seeking to reform agriculture industry.
The higher the capital intensity the fewer the number of companies an industry is able to support.
Modi said that when big economies of the world were busy defending themselves during the pandemic, India was engaged in reforms
Non-oil exports will grow 28.3 per cent, says the institution as it attributes growth to low-base effect.
A thriving edtech market caters mostly to the needs of the wealthier segments of the population, writes Andy Mukherjee.
Business Standard looks at eight key schemes of this government
The IHS Markit Services Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 56.7 in August - its strongest pace since the pandemic hit the country in March 2020.