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Japanese mega-banks aggressively invest in India's financial sector, seeking higher growth amid stagnant domestic market and demographic challenges.
Indian student migration surges, but many face debt, underemployment, and exploitation abroad, leading to 'brain waste' and reverse remittances.
VBG-RAMG Bill proposes 60-day NREGS work pause during peak agriculture season, but data shows little impact on farm wages.
Unemployment rate hits 4.7% in November, a seven-month low, as Labour Force Participation Rate rises to 55.8% according to PLFS.
Tamil Nadu achieves fastest economic growth among major states with 11.2% in 2024-25, propelled by manufacturing and welfare schemes.
India's November goods exports surge 19% to $38.13 billion, narrowing trade deficit to $24 billion amid weaker rupee.
RBI directs banks to link MSME loans to external benchmarks, enhancing monetary policy transmission and offering switchover options for existing borrowers.
Government plans PSB reforms: Mergers of smaller banks and stake dilution to boost growth capital and global competitiveness.
IMF raises concerns over India's GDP calculation methods, assigning a 'C' grade due to unreliable unorganized sector estimation.
IMF imposes 11 new structural benchmarks on Pakistan for loan access, focusing on tax reforms and governance by December.
Domestic savings reshape Indian markets, reducing reliance on FPIs, but concerns rise over retail investor risks and wealth inequality.
Experts analyze the rupee's fall below ₹90/dollar, attributing it to trade deficits and FPI outflows, but downplaying economic weakness.
IMF's 'Grade C' for India's national income accounting raises concerns about the sustainability of its 8.2% growth rate.
India's 7.3 crore small enterprises employing 12 crore workers need productivity boost through credit, technology and formalization for job growth.
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