Future growth in output, incomes and employment will depend on how macro, financial and regulatory issues are handled now
An HSBC report estimates that the size of China's economy by 2030 will be $20 trillion bigger than India's, and Bangladesh will record the highest GDP growth rate
The government needs to play an active role in encouraging basic research as well as protecting the environment
For a prime minister who spent considerable time globe-trotting, Modi would be hoping that the world pays back when he wants it the most
Recent measures to shore up rupee have underwhelmed and pressure is building on the authorities to do more to curb the yawning trade- and current-account deficits
Here are some indicators to show why India today is better off than five years ago
In overall ranking, India was evenly placed among BRICS nations
Modi said the Indian economy will grow at over 8% rate with massive employment generation being seen in IT and retail sectors
This decline is in contrast to the trend in most countries where public confidence was similarly pronounced in 2017 and 2018
Data on Friday showed gross domestic product grew 8.2 percent in the three months ended June from a year ago, the fastest in nine quarters
With more than 90% of India's labor force employed in the nation's informal economy, the government has struggled to produce reliable jobs data to even get an accurate read on the level of joblessness
Arun Jaitley said India has the potential to be among top three economies of the world in the next 10-20 years
For India, the main factor is the rise in oil prices
Changyong Rhee said 'India has to open up, has to have more international linkages so that the world can benefit a lot'
Auto industry is a barometer of consumption demand
By any criteria, except comparisons to China, India is a very impressive story, said Raghuram Rajan
On inflation, there is reason to cheer; the headline retail inflation rate has fallen from 6% in FY15 to 3.5% in FY18
Gujarat was the top performer in construction and manufacturing growth, while Chhattisgarh and Haryana were among top performers in manufacturing and trade, transportation and communication services
Fall in jobs in India, where 10 mn expected to join workforce annually, is disastrous, to put it mildly
Govt is already walking a 'tight-rope' to meet 2017-18 fiscal deficit target of 3.2% of GDP