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Express View on India's fiscal deficit target: Staying in the lane - Vimarsana News

Express View on India's fiscal deficit target: Staying in the lane

Healthy tax collections, lower spending, could ensure that government adheres to the target

Govt warns of threat actors using 'Mythic framework' to target Indian defence, research organisations - Vimarsana News

Govt warns of threat actors using 'Mythic framework' to target Indian defence, research organisations

The Mythic framework provides a set of tools and a structure to create, deploy, and manage a Command and Control system for controlling a network of compromised computers.

Fiscal Deficit: Fiscal Deficit at 5.6% Beats Projection | Delhi News - Vimarsana News

Fiscal Deficit: Fiscal Deficit at 5.6% Beats Projection | Delhi News

Higher than estimated nominal GDP helped the Centre close 2023-24 with a fiscal deficit of 5.6% of GDP, beating the government's projection of 5.8% in revised estimates. Latest data shows encouraging fiscal deficit numbers for FY24.

At 7.8%, core sector growth slows to 6-month low in November - Vimarsana News

At 7.8%, core sector growth slows to 6-month low in November

India Business News: NEW DELHI: The country's key infrastructure sector remained robust in November, led by coal, refinery products and steel segments, but slowed compared.

Business growth | Core sector output up 7.8 per cent in November, lowest growth seen in past six months - Vimarsana News

Business growth | Core sector output up 7.8 per cent in November, lowest growth seen in past six months

While crude oil and cement reported a decline in output, coal, fertiliser, steel and electricity saw a decrease in their growth rates