NEW DELHI : India’s Economy is expected to grow at 7-7.2 per cent in the current fiscal year driven by robust economic fundamentals and continuity in domestic policy reforms, Deloitte India said on Monday.
NEW DELHI : India is moving towards becoming the manufacturing hub of the world. Neighbour China also seems to have accepted that India is now becoming a major power in manufacturing. China’s official newspaper
NEW DELHI : India, endowed with the fifth-largest coal reserves globally, stands as the second-largest consumer of coal, propelled by a fast-growing economy. In overall coal consumption spectrum, the unavailability of coking coal and
WASHINGTON D.C. : John Chambers, former CEO of Cisco Systems and renowned advocate for US-India relations, on Friday (June 21) boldly predicts India’s ascendance to becoming the world’s largest economy. Speaking exclusively to CNBC-TV18’s
NEW DELHI : Fitch Ratings raised India’s growth forecast on Tuesday, citing recovery in consumer spending and increased investment. The agency has increased India’s growth forecast from 7 per cent projected in March to
NEW DELHI : Fuelled by domestic demand growth, India is expected to remain the region’s fastest-growing economy in the Asia-Pacific region in the second half of the year 2024, said credit rating agency Moody’s
NEW YORK : India, despite a projected slowdown this year, will continue to be the world’s fastest-growing large economy, according to the World Bank‘s latest Global Economic Prospects report. The world’s most populous nation
NEW DELHI : India has played an increasingly larger part on the global diplomatic stage under Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi — but his third term will see him look to take a starring
NEW DELHI : India’s world record beating economic growth rate together with robust tax revenues, a fast expanding digital and financial infrastructure, and a strong manufacturing sector, will give the new government, a base
NEW DELHI : India’s Economy is expected to have grown at a slower pace in the January-March quarter than the previous three months, dampened by a moderation in manufacturing and urban spending, but economists see economic