Behind the numbers looms a stark paradox: in the world’s most populous nation, it is the southern states—long successful in ...

Global primary energy demand is set to climb from 308 million barrels of oil equivalent (mboe/d) in 2024 to 378 mboe/d in 2050, an increase of 23% over the outlook period where almost entire growth ...

Google launches AI tools for India’s farms and cultural diversity, aiming to boost agricultural productivity and inclusive ...

Council is leading a delegation to Tokyo to explore opportunities for boosting exports and attracting investments ...

Global corn prices expected to remain bearish in 2025 due to robust production, with potential for price volatility.

During COVID-19, while the economically privileged students from urban and semi-urban areas adapted to an online system of ...

RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra briefed the Parliamentary Committee on Finance, highlighting the Indian economy's resilience ...

The global urbanisation rate is also expected to rise to 68 per cent from 58 per cent during the period, resulting in about 1.9 billion people moving to cities by 2050, Opec said.

With China's grip on rare earth elements tightening, India seizes the opportunity to bolster its industrial capabilities and reduce dependence on imports. Discover India's potential in the global rare ...

A broader trade agreement, including cooperation on key supply chains, foreign investment, and advanced technologies makes a ...

India, vying for a global leadership role, must recognise Bretton Woods Institutions as those of international governance, not only for economic development.

Børge Brende, President and CEO of the World Economic Forum, on the global and Indian economy, and the future of trade.