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Budget 2025: Experts pitch for tax sops, cut in customs tariff in meet with PM ModiBudget 2025: Economists suggest measures such as income tax and customs tariff reductions, support for exports, targeted skilling, and farm...- PM Modi seeks expert insights from top economists ahead of Union BudgetPrime Minister Narendra Modi met with a group of eminent economists and thought leaders on Tuesday to discuss preparations for the Union Bu...
- NCAER pegs April-June quarter growth at 11.5%For the ongoing fiscal, the non-profit think tank, in its quarterly review of the economy released on Friday, projected growth to range bet...
- Budget should ensure strong and targeted public expenditure to address K-shaped recovery: ExpertsWhile public expenditure would boost near-term growth, a credible medium-term fiscal consolidation path would be a positive for investors a...
- India's quarterly GDP contraction to end in December quarter: NCAERThe think tank pared its forecast of gross domestic product (GDP) growth during the ongoing fiscal to -7.3% compared to -12.6% in September...
- Government can use the escape clause in the FRBM Act to monetise the deficit: Usha ThoratThe RBI, along with the government, would have to ensure the additional borrowing programme does not put pressure on bond yields, said Thor...
- Economic Advisory Council of Finance Commission discusses GST stabilisation, tax collection issuesTalking to reporters, Finance Commission Chairman N K Singh said the Commission plans to make recommendations on GST, which will be for the...
- NCAER projects Q2 GDP growth to decline to 4.9 percentThe Delhi-based NCAER has pegged GDP growth at 4.9 per cent as against 6.8 per cent in 2018-19. Going forward, NCAER said the monetary poli...
- View: We should treat the latest GDP statistics as unfudgedStatistics should be assumed to be unfudged and innocent until proved guilty.
- All you wanted to know about the ongoing GDP data rowWhy was it done at all? What does it mean? What could be the implications? Here's all the info you need.
- GDP backseries data: Niti Aayog's role raises eyebrows“Involving Niti in the GDP story is strange. It gives out signals that CSO (Central Statistics Office) lacks capability while the Aayog has...
- Growth vs growth: battle lines are drawnP Chidambaram said the data shows that growth under UPA I & II was much higher than during the NDA rule
- Few basis points above or below double-digit growth doesn’t make a difference: NIPFP Emeritus ProfessorIndia’s back series economic growth numbers, as estimated by a committee of the National Statistical Commission (NSC), have stirred a polit...
- 14th Finance Commission: Team that figured out the theory of everythingHere’s a look at the members of the 14th Finance Commission that has recommended funds devolution to the extent of 42%.
- Gujarat to demand higher allocation from Finance CommissionGujarat will demand for higher allocation of central taxes from the fourteenth Finance Commission during its 2-day visit to the state from ...
- Ex-RBI governor Y V Reddy to head 14th Finance CommissionIn addition, the government often asks the commission to give its suggestions on certain fiscal issues that may have become urgent.
- Govt sets up Finance Commission; to look into pricing of utilitiesP Chidambaram said it will look into issues like disinvestment, GST compensation, sale of non-priority PSUs and subsidies.
- RBI governor once again displays autonomyRBI has once again displayed his autonomy by defying going against the market economists'advise of rate cut during the recent monetary poli...
- RBI governor D Subbarao acted on his own to cut SLRRBI governor Subbarao acted on his own in cutting the statutory liquidity ratio, or SLR, in the first quarterly monetary policy review.
- High inflation forced Reserve Bank of India governor Duvvuri Subbarao to hiked rates against team’s advice of 25 bps hikeUntil this aggressive rate action in July, Subbarao had been criticised by some economists and treasury heads of banks for his babystep app...
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