The crisis arising out of the current pandemic has given India an opportunity to explore new and unique ways of driving economic growth. A ...

Satish Marathe shared a viewpoint from analysts at rating agency Crisil's research wing, which is sceptical about the near-term benefits of...

Analysts said the reforms indeed are positive from a long-term perspective.

At as much as 10% of GDP, the big stimulus package did not appear to leave any major sphere untouched.

Covid has hit India and the world in unprecedented ways, said Junaid Ahmad, World Bank Country Director in India. These measures, intended ...

'Aatm Nirbhar Bharat' does not mean India will become an isolationist country, said FM.

The stimulus package announced by Prime Minister, Narendra Modi along with the roadmap for a more atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) i...

A recap of what Modi government and the RBI have done till now to cushion an economy from the Covid blow.

The idea of self-reliance should come with the caveat of key sector focus and not an economy-wide spread. The latter would simply take us b...

“Fixed income markets are likely to rethink the market yield levels,” analysts at Citigroup Inc. said.

Maharashtra continued to be the worst hit state with 24,427 cases, followed by Gujarat (8,903) and Delhi (7,639). At last count, the Indian...

Analysts said the market would see a huge gap-up start on Wednesday.

Sources said the government has started the process of identifying reforms which can be pushed through to make the economy more attractive ...

India cannot — and need not — let its economy be sacrificed at the altar of COVID-19 mitigation.

A 'fiscal stimulus' is mostly a double-edged sword. GoI essentially has two ways of funding its spending: through taxes, or by issuing new ...

Though recently Amit Shah attributed the slowdown to “technical reasons”, the importance of a slowing-down economy is not lost on the party...

No leader can escape the criticism on economic slowdown. If the economy remains more or less the same, 2019 could be a messy, pitched poll ...