The Indian economy is projected to grow at over 6.5% this year, driven by robust domestic consumption and investment, and ...

Indian economy set to grow over 6.5% with strong domestic consumption, positive FDI outlook, and trade negotiation concerns ...

Shah urged state police forces and Central security agencies to adopt the motto of “Suraksha, Sajagta, Samanvay”, stating ...

RBI economists caution about underpriced macroeconomic risks and rising global trade tariffs nearing 1930s levels. Despite ...

India is expected to maintain a steady real GDP growth rate of 6 to 6.5 per cent year-on-year in FY26, driven by strong ...

New Delhi: India has sent a 10-tonne consignment of humanitarian aid to Somalia, extending support to the African nation as ...

Despite global uncertainties, India focuses on sustaining economic growth through a multi-pronged strategy. Key measures ...

India has climbed eight places from 85th to 77th in the 2025 Henley Passport Index (HPI). But it could certainly do better, ...

On the surface, India's economy has been strong for the first half of 2019, with the BSE30 (an index that tracks 30 financially sound Indian companies) returning over 7% since January 1.

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India’s economy is expected to face constraints in FY 2023-24, with weak global demand and monetary policy tightening to manage inflationary pressures. This will limit real GDP growth to 6%.

If it can maintain its momentum, India will overtake Germany as the world’s fourth largest economy in 2026 and knock Japan from the number three spot in 2032, according to analysis by the Centre ...