This was the seventh consecutive occasion when the central bank maintained a status quo on policy rates
The RBI on Friday retained the real GDP growth projection at 9.5 per cent for 2021-22 as domestic economic activity has started normalising with the ebbing of the second wave of the virus
Policy makers voted 5-1 in favor of keeping the stance accommodative, a departure from the past when they were unanimous on the need to support growth amid the pandemic.
Institutional arrogance in taxation has cost India dearly in terms of its image as a business-friendly, rule-driven country
The divergent trend surprised many, with the issue reaching Parliament
Experts say reduction in revenue expenditure may not result in capex rise
Says given the scale of India's infra deficit, the company is optimistic about govt's intent to complete projects as envisaged in the National Infrastructure Pipeline
Banerjee heads West Bengal's Global Advisory Board (GAB) and advises the state government on issues related to the pandemic
At this juncture, it said, there is a need to further fuel the drivers of household consumption
The rate of contraction fell as the index rose to 45.4 in the month from 41.2 in June
Activity in India's dominant services industry shrank for a third consecutive month in July as restrictions to control the pandemic hit demand, with companies turning the most pessimistic in a year
Devolution accounts for just 22% of gross tax revenue in the first quarter
The government informed Parliament that it expects the total debt as percentage of GDP to increase to 61.7 per cent (provisional) in 2021-22 from 60.5 per cent (provisional) in the previous fiscal.
RBI should give a near-term road map for policy normalisation
Direct-tax-to-GDP ratio in the first quarter of 2021-22 increased to 5.14 per cent, compared with 3.29 per cent over the last two years
The July recovery in consumer sentiments is not only substantial but it is also spread evenly and robustly across regions
The RBI's 2021-22 growth forecast is likely to remain unchanged at 9.5 per cent year-on-year
Jumps to 3-month high after June contraction; marginal rise in jobs
RBI is widely expected to leave its key rates unchanged on Friday and continue with its easy monetary stance
State-owned lenders welcome 'need for discipline' but their private competitors say business is suffering