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FM Sitharaman to investors: 'Don't be jittery, PM Modi coming back with good majority' - Vimarsana News

FM Sitharaman to investors: 'Don't be jittery, PM Modi coming back with good majority'

Sitharaman said that the Modi government has worked for everybody and the Indian economy was growing at a fast pace amid the current global scenario.

Raghuram Rajan says India needs to grow at 8% to create enough jobs to meet demand: Report - Vimarsana News

Raghuram Rajan says India needs to grow at 8% to create enough jobs to meet demand: Report

Speaking at an event in Beijing, Rajan said that while India’s 6-6.5 per cent growth rate is commendable compared to other nations, it falls short of addressing its critical need for creating jobs.

Will Israel-Hamas war affect India's economy? – DW – 11/06/2023 - Vimarsana News

Will Israel-Hamas war affect India's economy? – DW – 11/06/2023

India's economy has been a recent success story, but the growing conflict in the Middle East has raised geopolitical concerns about stable prices and oil supply.

Source: dw.com
India's festive demand a sign of increasing consumer confidence - Vimarsana News

India's festive demand a sign of increasing consumer confidence

Unlike the export-oriented economies of East and Southeast Asia or investment-driven China, it is domestic consumption that has powered India’s growth.

If real rural wages have stagnated for a decade, how has private consumption growth been so strong? - Vimarsana News

If real rural wages have stagnated for a decade, how has private consumption growth been so strong?

Does the consumption of rural labourers really matter? Or can the economy do perfectly well even without them?