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UPI भारताच्या तांत्रिक मुत्सद्देगिरीचा आधारस्तंभ आणि जाग
UPI could become a cornerstone of India’s technological diplomacy and a powerful tool for expanding its imprint on the world stage
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The Economic Survey 2023-24 has set the stage for the Union Budget 2024
जर धोरणात्मक प्रयत्न केले गेले तर भारताच्या युवा लोकसंख�
India’s youthful demographic profile can positively impact the global labour market if strategic efforts are employed
भारतीय अर्थव्यवस्था एका निर्णायक क्षणावर आहे. यात भविष्�
The Indian economy is at a defining moment where the future might show a reversal from the trend of the consumption-driven growth phenomenon
युक्रेन युद्धापासून, रशियाच्या अर्थव्यवस्थेत निर्बंधा�
Since the Ukraine war, Russia’s economy has developed resilience against sanctions. However, the escalating military expenditure, while boosting sho
बांगलादेशमध्ये अवामी लीगने सलग चौथ्यांदा विजय मिळवला. य�
विकास वित्तपुरवठ्याच्या दृष्टिकोनातून 2024 हे वर्ष महत्त�
विकासाची उद्दिष्टे आणि ऊर्जा संक्रमणाची उद्दिष्टे साध्
To achieve both its development goals and energy transition goals, India needs consistently higher levels of growth in national income to enhance the
2024 could turn out to be a pivotal year for development finance as it would be interesting to see how countries direct their ODA allocations alongsid
With Awami League winning the 4th consecutive term, this re-election opens up interesting implications for the country’s economic future
Leveraging India’s demographic dividend through education, skill development, and job creation can boost economic growth
किमतीतील घसरण आणि आंतरराष्ट्रीय वित्तीय संबंध मजबूत झा�
The fall in prices and the strengthening of international financial linkages will allow India to attain a current account surplus
India has played a vital role in Nepal’s quest to develop its power sector. The national forces of Nepal should take necessary steps to ensure that
A balanced and flexible regulatory environment that can accommodate the changing needs of consumers while protecting their interests is required
A normal monsoon and the consequently softer inflation in food prices could force RBI’s hand on both its policy stance as well as on the policy rate
Sri Lanka is emerging from its crippling economic crisis through stabilisation efforts of the Wickremasinghe government and Indian aid
A careful reading of the first quarter estimates of 2022-23 raises quite a few questions about whether the Indian economy is back on the growth path.
Breaking down the journey towards the high GDP growth in Q1FY22.
China’s mere 1.2% projected GDP growth for 2020 will undoubtedly pose problems for its recently declared defence budget, possibly leaving other crit
The idea of equating a slow GDP growth with Hinduism, and further attributing Hinduism to economic somnolence is being brandished as virtue-signalling
Women have been dropping off from the labour force which is a poor indicator of a country’s progress no matter what the GDP growth indicates.
Growth in agriculture has registered a slowdown at 1.7 per cent, which means there will be problems in the rural areas.
Most of the FDI is going to the service sector followed by pharmaceuticals, infrastructure and manufacturing. Foreign investors are interested in quic
During the US visit, PM Narendra Modi reiterated that India is the fastest growing economy among large countries in the world. Showcasing India's high GDP growth when others are faltering is a good strategy which the government has adopted which pushes India in the limelight.
The GDP growth does not mean much to the average voter. But prices do that matter as inflation cut into the budget for healthcare and education for children. Thus what will ultimately decide the outcome of the elections will be inflation and the government's inability to control it.
Some of the best performing countries of Africa -- Nigeria, South Africa and Botswana -- have GDP growth rates comparable with the fastest developing countries of the world. Their GDPs are the least volatile in Africa. Rwanda was declared the best reformer by the World Bank for encouraging business in the country.
Fiscal 2017-18 will end with a real GDP growth of 6.5 per cent, helped by low inflation, versus 7.1 per cent last year.
This forward-looking brief examines India’s economic reforms over the past decade and argues that in his third term, Prime Minister Narendra Modi would need to shift gears. Working to his advantage is the expectation of political and policy continuity. This must now be tempered by the slightly weaker political mandate. In the past 10 years, Modi moved the reforms needle with his dexterous stance; he now needs to work with a new idea—that of c
While it is true that the high GDP growth can mean that many more people are lifted out of poverty, it does not mean equitable growth. The rich have benefited a lot from the high GDP growth under both the UPA and NDA regimes. But very few poor have risen to high positions of wealth and power during both times.
Opening up retail trade should not have happened at a time when inflation is high, GDP growth rate is falling, industrial growth and exports are declining. Unfortunately, it would take a long time for the multi-brand retailers to establish their own supply chains and hence inflation is unlikely to come down in the near future.
Climate change has emerged amongst India’s most formidable challenges to sustained GDP growth. To accelerate the implementation of the country’s commitments under the Paris Agreement and advance its progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals, finance is key. India needs to develop a comprehensive strategy and an integrated policy approach that aligns the country’s financial systems with the long-term needs of the economy while incor
The year 2022 saw the global economic outlook deteriorate amidst high inflation, fiscal tightening, and supply chain uncertainties arising from both the Russia-Ukraine war and the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic. Global Gross Domestic Product (GDP), after expanding by some 5 percent in 2021, contracted in the first half of 2022. This brief makes a case for gender lens investing (GLI) as a means to boost women’s participation in economic act
In many ways, India and China are running parallel growth stories with high GDP growths. However, China seems to be taking stock of what has not been achieved by their high GDP growth and India should also be more concerned with the well-being of all Indians for a more harmonious society.
This paper projects the nationwide and state-wise size of India’s Unified Payments Interface (UPI) market under various GDP growth scenarios. The market sizes under these scenarios are expressed in monetary values at the scale of both sub-national units and the Indian economy as a whole. With the help of transactions and market share data from Phonepe, a UPI company, the paper estimates the national and state-wise base case scenario market volu
The UPA government's economic policy is insensitive to the woes of the common man whose share of heady GDP growth is only high prices and misery. The fires of rage now sweeping India was only to be expected.
There is at least a temporary decoupling of consumption and GDP, with investment picking up pace and acquiring a greater share of domestic output
Though GDP growth in India may be less than China's, there are not so many problems that the government is facing except perhaps the latest problem of accelerated insurgency by the Maoists. Like China, India should also be worried about reducing the glaring inequality of incomes and balanced development between the rural and urban areas.
