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GDP data revision: Govt says it's revised base, not baselessIndia's statistics ministry defended its latest GDP growth figures. The ministry cited improved data sources and methodologies for the esti...- ‘We politicians, ministers and MPs do not manufacture these figures’: Goyal hits back at critics over 7.8% Q1 GDP growthIn response to challenges regarding India’s 7.8 percent GDP growth, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal passionately argued against the claims m...
- Goyal calls for resilient supply chains, while Gor stresses fair and reciprocal India-US tradeIn a strategic move, India is ramping up its partnerships on critical minerals with countries including the UK and the EU. Trade agreements...
- PR can polish picture of GDP, but not economy itself: Congress slams Modi governmentCongress criticizes the government's GDP figures citing former finance secretary Subhash Garg. Garg stated real GDP growth is closer to 2.6...
- View: Business goes on as usual despite severe fiscal situationThe disinvestment target of Rs 2.1 lakh crore is excessively ambitious.
- India may miss tax collection target for 2019-20 by nearly Rs 2.5 lakh cr: Subhash Chandra GargSubhash Chandra Garg said corporate tax, excise duties and customs are likely to see negative growth in collections in 2019-20- something o...
- FY20 deficit likely to be 4.5-5% of GDP: Ex-Fin SecyFormer finance secretary Subhash Garg has said India's real fiscal deficit in FY20 is likely to be higher at 4.5-5% of GDP due to an expect...
- Close to meeting FY19 fiscal deficit target: Finance secretaryThe fiscal deficit had exceeded the full year target for the last fiscal by 34.2 per cent at the end of February.
- Economic affairs secretary defends data revisions amid controversyGarg’s clarification comes a week after 108 economists alleged suppression of unfavourable data.
- February PMI indicates strong flow of new orders: Economic Affairs SecretaryThe country's manufacturing sector performance further strengthened in Feb and touched a 14-month high, driven by acceleration in sales, ou...
- DEA Secy for reducing public debt over next 4-5 yearsRating agencies have raised concerns over the level of public debt and refrained from upgrading the sovereign rating of the country.
- Finance Ministry says RBI's assessment of economy in line with govt's readingRBI Governor Urjit Patel-headed MPC has kept the key lending rate unchanged. The panel retained its GDP growth projection of the current fi...
- November PMI data shows strong increase in biz activity, augurs well for growth: Subhash Chandra GargThe Nikkei India Composite PMI Output Index -- that maps both the manufacturing and services sector -- rose to 54.5 in November, pointing t...
- 7.1% GDP growth in Q2 'disappointing': Subhash Chandra GargThe government data released Friday shows India's economy grew at 7.1 per cent in July-September, lowest in three quarters.
- India expected to be $10 trillion economy by 2030: Subhash Chandra GargIn 2017, India became the sixth largest economy with a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of USD 2.59 trillion, relegating France to the seventh ...
- Government keeps FY19 GDP growth estimate unchanged at 7.5%Finance Minister Piyush Goyal said the 7.7 per cent GDP growth in the fourth quarter of 2017-18 showed the economy was on right track for h...
- Economy to double to $5 tn by 2025; no risk to inflation target: Finmin"We can achieve the level of $5 trillion of economy by 2025. That's the reasonably set goal," Economic Affairs Secretary said.
- Government expecting "some more" dividend from RBI in March: SecretaryIn August, RBI had paid a dividend of Rs 30,659 crore for the fiscal ended June 2017. It was less than half the Rs 65,876 crore it had paid...
- Slowdown in growth has bottomed out: Economic Affairs SecyEconomic growth had dipped to a three-year low of 5.7 per cent in the April-June quarter of the current financial year.
- Government hopeful of sticking to 3.2% fiscal deficit target: Subhash Chandra GargTalking to reporters, Garg exuded confidence that the GDP data for July-September quarter would be significantly better than the 5.7 per ce...
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