India's power consumption grew 18.6% in August to 129.51 billion units and remained higher than the pre-Covid level due to improved economic activities amid the easing of lockdown curbs by states
The index for manufacturing fell to 52.3 in the month from 55.3 in July, forcing companies to pause their hiring efforts
CHENNAI (Reuters) -India has urged utilities to import coal as coal-fired electricity generation surged in Asia's third largest economy after an easing of coronavirus-related curbs, with several power plants on the verge of running out of fuel.
Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday mounted yet another attack on the government over rising fuel prices and inflation and said the situation is at the 1991 level.
Morgan Stanley on Wednesday maintained its estimate of India GDP growth at 10.5 per cent for FY2022 versus the general consensus of 9.2 per cent
India's electricity generation rose by 16.1% in August compared with a year earlier, lifted by a 23.7% jump in coal-fired power generation that led to a coal shortage at utilities across the country
Indian factory activity expanded at a slower pace last month as persistent pandemic-related weakness weighed on demand and output, forcing firms to cut jobs again, a private survey showed
Growth yet to get back to pre-covid level, CEA sees it happening next year
The RBI had revised norms last year to bring clarity in risk sharing and credit underwriting in co-lending tie-ups
Except crude oil, 7 sectors have shown an uptick YoY
Non-tax revenues such as dividends from RBI and public sector banks yielded Rs 1.39 trillion
Q1 GDP data: India's economic growth closer to UK's
Distorted base of last year's stringent nationwide lockdown obscured devastation of second wave of Covid-19 that came with staggered state-wise curbs in Q1 of current fiscal
Rain in August this year was 24.1 per cent less than the normal
GDP data re-affirms govt's prediction of an imminent V-shaped recovery, says K V Subramanian
Economists say revival will hinge on govt spending, policy support
Second wave damped hopes of recovery in Q1
The book makes theoretical and empirical arguments to show why India still needs planning even more than before
In the age of technological disruptions and climate change, the case for a young and fast-growing population driving India's economy is growing weaker
Railways' accounts reveal it spent Rs 98 to earn Rs 100 in 2019-20. Business Standard analysis shows accounting practices mask the actual operating ratio