Global policy shifts and GST changes weigh on sentiment; capacity use remains strong
India risks digital colonisation as foreign firms control its data and infrastructure. To ensure true sovereignty, it must build indigenous tech, enforce data laws, and capture value from its digital economy
Indian brands face eroding digital customer relationships and rising acquisition costs. Embracing first-party data, ethical engagement, and transparency can rebuild trust, deepen loyalty, and drive sustainable, long-term growth
Survey to capture earnings, government cash transfers, and welfare benefits across states
Vegetable prices down 24%, onion and potato see steepest declines; manufactured inflation stays steady
Overall, general insurers continued to dominate the market with an 83.65% share, followed by standalone health insurers at 11.88% and specialised insurers at 4.47%.
The addition of encrypted text messaging would bring Arattai more in line with global messaging platforms such as WhatsApp and Signal, which have long touted encryption as a core feature.
The HSBC India Services Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) fell to 60.9 from a 15-year high of 62.9, clocked in August. Experts believe that services - particularly IT, financial, and digital segments - will play a key role in helping India realise its vision of becoming a developed economy by 2047.
The Flash HSBC India Composite PMI Output Index came in at 61.9, the fourth straight month it has stayed above the 60 mark
First official exercise to track enterprise conditions, financial access and regulatory frictions
MoSPI now alerts ministries when sector performance lags, part of a push to make official statistics more policy-relevant
The slower price rise in Apple devices mirrors the broader trend in India’s mobile phone market which has seen an inflation of 25 percent between 2019 and 2024, slightly below the iPhone increase but much lower than the headline consumer price index.
Premium income for private insurers climbed 10.84 percent to Rs 65,410.42 crore during the period under review, up from Rs 59,013.14 crore last year. LIC, on the other hand, posted a modest 3.02 percent growth, collecting Rs 98,051.09 crore compared to Rs 95,180.63 crore a year ago
Between January–March and April–June, the number of enterprises rose from 78.5 million to 79.4 million and employment fell from 131.3 million to 128.6 million, the first Quarterly Bulletin of Unincorporated Sector Enterprises has said
The services sector proved to be the backbone of the recovery, expanding 9.3 percent in Q1FY26, a two-year high
Services sector posts two-year high; consumption and rural demand provide support
Moneycontrol had earlier reported that the ministry was considering a four-year revision cycle
The strongest growth came from basic metals, motor vehicles, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and food processing
Nationally, the sharpest rise in coaching has been at higher levels of schooling. In 2017–18, 30% of secondary and 28% of higher secondary students took coaching. By 2025, that share climbed to nearly 38% in both categories
The southern states, with 3.56 billion transactions in July against a population of 276 million, posted the highest per person volume at 12.9. Eastern India, including populous states like Bihar and West Bengal, recorded only 3.9 transactions per person in July, while the northeast managed 5.5
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.
The 2019 survey revealed that more than a third of Indian households were indebted as of June 2018
Private insurers led the momentum, with firms like Axis Max Life, ICICI Prudential, HDFC Life, Tata AIA, and SBI Life posting double-digit growth
Consumption shows a slip in June after strong showing in two months, manufacturing picks up on back of strong export orders
In April, gross GST collections had hit an all-time high of Rs 2.37 lakh crore