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November will see about Rs 1.2 trillion of liquidity infusion from remainder of the CRR cut
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China's 15th Five-Year Plan is a blueprint for economic fortification, pivoting towards technological self-reliance and domestic consumption to counter US rivalry
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It is also leant that the EPFO has categorised pending dues into two buckets - immediately realizable’ (IR) and ‘non-immediately realizable’. Of the total Rs 21,000 worth of dues pending, IR dues amount to Rs 2,980 crore while the non-IR dues are over Rs 18,500 crore.
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India’s retail inflation slowed to an over eight-year low of 1.54 percent in September, marking the second time this year that price growth has stayed below 2 percent, according to official data
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Industry executives believe lawmakers are more likely to prioritise the FDI change, over more technical amendments. Rationale behind introduction of Composite License likely to be deliberated further by IRDAI and insurance companies, sources suggest.
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Prudential levers are being eased for banks to lend more freely to the economy.
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The long awaited private capex revival needs a key ingredient to kick it off
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In the immediate aftermath of the GST rate cuts, here are the main questions facing the economy, business and investors
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The government has signalled to the industry that GST cuts should be passed through in retail prices, and it will have to be seen 'how that works out', Sanjeev Sanyal, Member of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister has said.
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In an interview to Moneycontrol, UIDAI Chief Bhuvnesh Kumar said that Aadhaar is not proof of citizenship and explained that anyone can apply for Aadhaar, including children and even foreign nationals, provided they have lived in India for at least 182 days.
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The official noted that it’s a transition period, under which some businesses may have to incur loss on their margins, while some may gain. Over time, however, the businesses will start selling at new rates. On meeting the full year’s tax collection target, the official said that he can’t estimate any figure right now
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India quickly needs to introduce labor reforms that can remove the 'missing middle problem' in the manufacturing sector, and raise productivity, said S Mahendra Dev, Chairman of EAC-PM said.
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As rate cuts beckon, deferral of purchases, deployment of the anti-profiteering provision and uncertainty among distribution channels on input tax credit are risks facing businesses
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In an exclusive interview, IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said the law targets harmful money games but also assured support for affected workers while promoting e-sports and skill-based gaming.
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Nitin Gadkari says he will double the speed of building roads and highways in India. Exclusive on impact of tariffs, Bihar elections, GST rationalisation and more.
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The Centre’s proposal will now be placed before the GST Council during its next meeting, scheduled in September, which will be attended by ministers from Centre and all the states.
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Measures to improve ease of business include fast-tracking of a high-level committee on regulatory reforms, simplifying FDI rules and further decriminalisation of minor offences, it is learnt.
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The rethink on Chinese investments into India comes at a time when the relationship between the two nations have seen a thaw in recent few weeks.
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The bill extends the role of the committee of creditors to liquidation process as well, which was earlier restricted to resolution alone. It also proposes to now allow creditors to include assets belonging to corporate or personal guarantors as part of ongoing insolvency process.
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Jaishankar’s recent Beijing visit underscores the high-stakes, high-wire act India must perform to balance economic realism with geopolitical rivalry in a shifting Asian order
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India’s approach to trade talks are undergirded by two critical premises. One, concessions are linked to geopolitical context. Two, policy space is a strategic asset and not a bargaining chip. In the case of the US as the administration is prone to flip-flops, India’s insisting on review clauses that lets both sides revisit flash points
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India has several economic interests in West Asia, including the Chabahar and Haifa ports. It will also suffer from increased oil prices. India’s plans to enhance trade and connectivity to Europe has also come under a threat
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A slew of renewable energy players opted out of the state between 2019 and 2023, but the Chandrababu Naidu administration is trying to change that with a new clean energy policy. Project approvals and land for ReNew's 2.5 GW project with 1 GWh of battery storage was cleared by the government in four months.
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Warren Buffett’s final bow as CEO at the Berkshire Hathaway meet was everything fans of the Oracle could have hoped for: thoughtful, candid, and full of macro reflections. From trade policy to capitalism and the real meaning of wealth, Buffett left behind more than a succession plan—he left a philosophy
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Due to the treaty, India's plan to build dams to regulate waters from the western rivers to Pakistan have remained constrained but the latest developments offer a window of opportunity to fast-track projects.
