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IMF Report: India slips to sixth largest economy behind Japan and UK due to revised GDP estimates and rupee depreciation.
Indira Gandhi's 1969 bank nationalisation: Political motives, economic impact, and the Congress party split revealed.
Worker unrest in Noida highlights minimum wage inadequacies and calls for urgent reforms in wage calculation and industrial relations.
Below-average monsoon forecast raises inflation concerns amid West Asia war, potentially impacting food prices and farm incomes significantly.
India's unemployment rate rises to 5.1% in March, with urban areas reporting 6.8% joblessness, NSO's Periodic Labour Force Survey reveals.
WPI inflation surges to 3.88% in March, a 38-month high, fueled by West Asia war and rising crude petroleum prices.
Rural consumption outpaces urban growth in key states like Bihar and Odisha, challenging traditional economic patterns, HCES data reveals.
IMF trims global growth forecast to 3.1% amid West Asia conflict; India's FY27 projection edges up to 6.5%.
India's growth masks rising middle-class vulnerability due to wage stagnation, unemployment, and limited economic mobility, despite poverty reduction.
West Asia crisis threatens India's economy: Supply disruptions, export decline, rupee depreciation, and rising inflation pose significant challenges.
India's March inflation edges up to 3.4% amid West Asia crisis, fuel prices surge, and RBI maintains repo rate.
Article analyzes the rupee's role beyond price, highlighting its credibility as a barometer amidst economic challenges and policy responses.
World Bank forecasts India's GDP growth to dip below 7% due to Iran war impacting private consumption and investments.
World Bank cuts India's FY27 growth forecast to 6.6% amid West Asia conflict impact on energy, remittances, and fiscal consolidation.
World Bank projects India's FY27 growth at 6.6%, a 30 bps increase, driven by domestic demand and trade agreements.
RBI proposes banking correspondent classification to boost financial inclusion; FPI investment limits for securities remain unchanged for FY27.
FM Sitharaman highlights India's fiscal discipline, providing economic resilience amid global volatility and maintaining capex program.
RBI likely to maintain steady rates amidst West Asia conflict, revising inflation and growth forecasts for FY27 due to supply disruptions.
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