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Kerala and Tamil Nadu navigate fiscal tightrope, burdened by alarming debt, high revenue expenditure, and limited capital for crucial development projects.
Finance Ministry flags India's severe water vulnerability, urges top-priority policy for water buffers amid weak monsoon, kharif sowing concerns, and calls for agricultural pricing reforms.
India urged to strategically utilize lower global oil prices to fortify macroeconomic fundamentals, boost export competitiveness, and uphold fiscal credibility for enduring economic resilience.
India's rupee and bond markets experience fragile, short-term recovery; geopolitical tensions, fiscal strain, and El Niño threats demand urgent domestic reforms for macroeconomic stability.
Goldman Sachs boosts India's FY27 GDP growth forecast to 6.5%, citing falling crude oil prices and easing fiscal pressures.
RBI's G-sec holdings hit a 13-year high, reaching 17.6% of outstanding issuance due to aggressive bond purchases and OMOs for liquidity injection.
Government, RBI's bond measures pull $2 billion FPI money in two weeks, matching eight months' total, fueling global index inclusion hopes.
Kerala's new UDF government reveals alarming 78% committed expenditure, sparking fiscal crisis concerns and challenging welfare state model.
RBI's MPC maintains repo rate at 5.25%, citing inflation vigilance amid West Asia conflict, monsoon risks, and lowering growth forecast to 6.6%.
RBI's record ₹2.87 lakh crore surplus transfer to Union government sparks debate on fiscal centralisation and central bank's evolving role.
States' welfare and development spending skyrockets 131% in a decade, CAG report reveals, with revenue expenditure dominating budgets.
FM Nirmala Sitharaman pledges more measures to attract foreign capital, hinting at further tax cuts and LRS limit adjustments to stabilize rupee.
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