Delays in state approval of NPEA exploration projects and funding disbursement through state channels prompted the introduction of the new scheme
Japanese consumer electronics giant Sony expects India to overtake home market and become the company's third largest market globally in the next couple of years with its revenue from the country reaching Rs 10,000 crore. Sony India Managing Director Sunil Nayyar said the company clocked a revenue of Rs 6,353 crore in 2022-23 in the country and is betting on the premium television segment besides its audio and imaging products to drive the growth. According to him, Sony India is also betting big on the fast growth of the gaming segment and imaging business. "We have travelled a long way. If I go 10 years back, we were quite behind the globe, but now, we are a close number four as a single country business across the globe, which means in a couple of years, maybe we can be number three and to remain in the top three in future I think should be a good position to stay as a Sony company around the globe," Nayyar told PTI in an interview. At present, the US, China and Japan are the top
GST revenue peaked at a record high of Rs 20.2 trillion in 2023-24
Indian economy is poised for potentially a stable high growth phase and it is also in a strong position in the context of significant risks that the country is facing, RBI's monetary policy committee member Shashanka Bhide said on Sunday. Bhide further said with the growth of income that would support domestic demand and additions to production or supply capacity reflected by high levels of investment spending in the last couple of years, domestic economic activity is expected to sustain its momentum. "In terms of growth momentum and inflation trajectories Indian economy is poised for potentially a stable high growth phase. "It is also in a strong position in the context of significant risks that are also facing us," he told PTI. The current official estimate of GDP growth in 2023-24 is 8.2 per cent, accelerating from 7 per cent in the preceding year. Earlier this month, the Reserve Bank of India pegged the GDP growth rate for FY25 at 7.2 per cent. Bhide noted that the monsoon ..
Total gross liabilities of the government increased to Rs 171.78 lakh crore at the end of March 2024 from Rs 166.14 lakh crore at December-end, the finance ministry has said. This represented a quarter-on-quarter increase of 3.4 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2023-24, said the public debt management quarterly report (January-March, 2024). Public debt accounted for 90.2 per cent of total gross liabilities during the quarter, it said. "During the quarter, the yield on Indian domestic bond softened on account of lower than anticipated borrowing plan announced in interim budget, adjustment of the fiscal deficit to 5.1 per cent of the GDP for FY25, a targeted reduction of the fiscal deficit at or below 4.5 per cent by FY26, FPI inflows and steady inflation," it said. On the other hand, it said, US treasury yields remained volatile during the quarter mostly affected by Federal Reserve action, inflation, and employment data. US 10-year yields touched a high of 4.33 per cent during the
A key feature of the exercise will be adherence to norms on the proportion of variable pay in total compensation
National transporter is facing shipment delays of forged wheel imports
One of the more serious issues raised by the NFRA in its report is about violation of Section 144 of the Companies Act, which prohibits firms from providing certain non-audit services to audit clients
India needs to recalibrate its economic approach, focusing on trade, manufacturing, and the informal economy
Under the framework, the RBI will enter into bilateral swap agreements with SAARC central banks that wish to utilise the swap facility
Growth projections have been upgraded by various other agencies as well, with the median projection at 6.9 per cent
Several cases have raised concerns about ongoing roadway projects in India, highlighting frequent delays in their completion
EY India said India's economy has shown 'resilience' with GDP expanding by 8.2 per cent in 2023-24 after 9.7 per cent and 7 per cent in the previous two years
In FY20, the final Budget revised the nominal GDP growth target to 12 per cent from 11.5 per cent assumed in the interim Budget
A debate on real interest rate has picked up steam as the repo rate has been kept unchanged at 6.5 per cent since February 2023 despite inflation prints showing a downward trend
With the new government, the hope for a new gambit for MSMEs is a pressing priority at the moment, and any move is welcome in the wake of World MSME Day to be celebrated on June 27
Inequality is not something that will go away on its own ... it needs proactive government interventions
Budget 2024: The general Budget of financial year 2024-25 is expected to be tabled in the second half of July, for which the Centre is currently holding talks with various stakeholders
Sales in 618 had grown even during the pandemic, according to Syntun, and peaked in 2023 at nearly 800 billion yuan
As such three wheeler exports have been declining. According to SIAM data, in FY23, exports fell by 26 per cent, followed by a 17 percent fall in FY24