According to the International Monetary Fund, India’s economy is projected to grow at a rate of 6.5% in 2024. That is higher than China’s projected growth of 4.6%, and exceeds that of any other large ...

The share of the manufacturing sector is projected to grow from 16-25 per cent between FY23 and FY47. However, services contribution to total GDP is expected to remain the same, at 54 per cent in FY47 ...

According to the PHDCCI, India's economy is projected to expand by 8-8.3 percent in the current fiscal year. Furthermore, the country's GDP is expecte ...

According to Macquarie Capital, retail investors alone own 9% of India’s equity market value, while foreign investors are at slightly less than 20%. Analysts, however, expect foreign investments to ...

New Delhi, Apr 18 (KNN) India's economy is estimated to grow at a robust 8-8.3 per cent rate in the current fiscal year 2023-24, according to projections by industry body PHDCCI.

India's economy is estimated to grow at 8-8.3 per cent in the current fiscal, industry body PHDCCI said on Wednesday.

The government aims to expand per capita income to $4,418 from $2,500 in the next six years. Independent economists in India suggest that if real GDP grows by 6% to 6.5%, inflation remains ...

The PHD Chambers of Commerce and Industry has predicted that the country’s economy will witness a growth of 8 to 8.3 per cent in the financial year 2025.

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Despite having a higher GDP in 1980, India fell behind as China embraced economic globalization. This retrospective analysis delves into the pivotal factors shaping their disparate paths and ...

At a recent book launch, former Reserve Bank Governor D. Subbarao shared insights into India's economic future, juxtaposing the nation's projected growth with its developmental needs. Despite Prime ...

CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury has said that India does not require Narendra Modi or the BJP to become the third largest economy in the world.