With each bumper harvest, the stock of sugar grows far in excess of domestic consumption, this is what has happened over the last sugar season (2016-17) and the current one (2017-18)
Among the countries of origin of international migrants, India ranks first
The report shows that since its last edition in 2014, 515 million adults across the world have gained access to financial tools
Economists expect the CPI to inch upward as the adverse base effect and seasonally high food prices push up the inflation rate
The Nifty fell below the 10,000 level for the first time this year. But small- and mid-cap stocks continue to outperform large-cap ones
Employee costs have grown by 7.6% in Q3FY18, up from 6.6% in the previous quarter
It is estimated that if the country grows at 8 per cent and above for the next three decades, the Indian economy will become one of the dominant ones by the middle of this century
A look at the leading economic indicators suggests that the economy may well have bottomed out
The index is designed to measure factors that determine productivity, which, in turn, determines a country's long-term growth
Sensex has surpassed its previous highs, gaining roughly 30 per cent since May 2014
In the third quarter of 2016-17, gross domestic product (GDP) grew at a robust 7%
Reportedly, Bibek Debroy suggested to tax agricultural income, which led to a public outcry
FDI inflows in February fell to $0.9 bn as against a $3.2 bn average over the previous 12 months
India continues to have one of the highest debt burdens among the emerging economies
Since coming to power, the NDA government has committed itself to fiscal prudence
Gross domestic product is expected to grow at 7.1 per cent in FY17
With Reliance Jio unleashing a tariff war, other telecom operators rushed to match its offers
As many as 280 cases have landed in the Supreme Court under the LARR Act of 2013 in the past 3 years
NFHS show a marked improvement on various health and nutrition parameters over the past decade
GNPAs of public sector banks are now at a staggering 11.2 per cent of their advances