The latest GDP figures are a window dressing under which the economy is unmistakably tottering and the growth trajectory since the pandemic has been ramshackle at best.

India's GDP in the first quarter of April-June of this fiscal year grew by 13.5%, as against a 20.1% growth seen during the same period last year, according to data released by the NSO.

The Roys have responded to the billionaire's midnight raid by saying that SEBI approval is required before the acquisition of NDTV's holding company goes through.

The report draws up a number of credit concerns posed by the Adani Group, ranging from its overly-leveraged aggressive expansion to forays into new/unrelated businesses and risks emanating from competing with the likes of Reliance Industries.

There are no watertight categorisations that clearly demarcate where a subsidy ends and a so-called freebie begins.

Beyond the bad blood between the JD(U) and the BJP, the Nitish Kumar government has been able to eke out a measure of progress for Bihar’s economy but it is far from impressive.

As of November, 2021, over 2.77 crore houses remain eligible for allocation under PMAY-G, and the ministry had only given target of 50.99 lakh houses to states/UTs.

As of November, 2021, over 2.77 crore houses remain eligible for allocation under PMAY-G, and the ministry had only given target of 50.99 lakh houses to states/UTs.

The state needs fundamental and deep structural reform. Kejriwal's party is betting on a new “game changer” excise policy.

The signs emanating from the Indian corporate milieu are far from consoling.

Foreign trips, fuel and everyday commodities will become more expensive because of the depreciation in the Indian rupee.

June 202 saw a broad-based increase in nine of the 12 sub-groups that make up the food and beverages category.

Reports suggest that an amendment will be moved in the next session of parliament to smoothen the government's complete exit from the public sector banks that are being put up for sale.

On an annual basis, India’s CAD has ballooned to a three-year high in FY22 to $37.8 billion.

Several states are displaying worrisome signs of economic deterioration and considerable fiscal vulnerability, the central bank said, adding that these signs “warrant a careful assessment”. 

For now, the outlook remains foreboding and ominous.

There is a silver lining to the dark clouds hovering over the Indian economy in the avatar of higher capital expenditure.

While the measures are welcome, it may end up providing only marginal relief at a substantial cost.

A new report by the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister throws up sobering figures on the inequity levels in India.

Global macroeconomic signals don’t bode well either, leaving little room for optimism in the near future.