3-Day RBI MPC Meet Begins To Balance Strong Economic Growth With Inflation
New Delhi: The three-day Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting began on Wednesday, as the central ...
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$8 Trillion Of $14 Trillion Invested In India Since 1947 Came In Last 10 Years
New Delhi: India's economy has seen an unprecedented surge in economic activity with a staggering $8 trillion being invested in ...
Israel’s Economy Sees Recovery With 3.8 Per Cent Growth
Jerusalem: Israel's economy grew at a faster pace in the third quarter of 2024, with its gross domestic product (GDP) ...
Going To Moon Is A Costly Affair, Needs Private Sector Involvement: ISRO Chief
New Delhi: Going to the Moon is a costly affair, said ISRO chairman S Somanath, while stressing the need for private ...
India Must Close Gender Gap In Workforce To Reach $30 Trn Economy By 2047: Study
New Delhi: India must close the gender gap by integrating 145 million 'missing' women into the workforce by 2047 to ...
India Earmarked 4.6pc Of Its GDP For Education From 2015 To 2024: UNESCO
New Delhi: India earmarked about 4.1 per cent to 4.6 per cent of its GDP between 2015 and 2024 to ...
India’s Growth Story Remains Intact, Real GDP Likely To Grow At 7.2 Pc In FY25: RBI Guv
New Delhi: India’s growth story remains intact as its fundamental drivers – consumption and investment demand – are gaining momentum, ...
Rising Consumption, Robust Investment Demand To Boost India’s GDP: Shaktikanta Das
New Delhi: Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das on Wednesday said the real GDP for FY25 is estimated ...
State Share Of National GDP: West Bengal Saw Steepest Decline Under Mamata’s Rule
New Delhi: Maharashtra, West Bengal and Tamil Nadu -- home to India's three largest industrial clusters in the 1960s -- ...
Southern States Account For 30.6 Pc Of India’s GDP, Kerala Losing Share: EAC-PM Paper
New Delhi: A notable development following the economic liberalisation in 1991 is the emergence of southern states, especially Karnataka and ...
