Moody's Ratings on Tuesday cut India's GDP growth projections for 2025 to 6.3 per cent, from 6.5 per cent, saying economies ...

The industry sector, which accounted for 17.1 percent of NCR’s GDP, posted a faster growth rate of four percent last year from 1.3 percent in 2023. Meanwhile, agriculture, forestry and fishing ...

The Joint Action Committee, formed by the southern States, has demanded that delimitation be deferred by another 25 years or delinked from population. Though the Centre remains tight-lipped about ...

This is more clearly visible in this graph ... decadal per capita PPP GDP growth benchmarked against the best performing large ASEAN countries: Given the differential in growth rates, India ...

Fitch Ratings has lowered India's GDP growth forecast for the current fiscal ... While subsequently paused and replaced with a near-universal 10% rate for 90 days, the shock prompted several ...

India has become a ‘trusted geography’ for ... In the next four-five years, there will be exponential growth in electronics manufacturing under the Modi government and we are working with ...

New Delhi: Fitch Ratings on Thursday lowered India’s economic growth forecast for ... The downward revision of India’s growth rate is by a smaller measure, when compared to the revisions ...

this would be the weakest global growth rate since 2009,” it said. With regard to India, Fitch cut GDP growth estimates for both the 2024-25 fiscal and the current 2025-26 fiscal by 10 basis ...

The interim government may backtrack from its initial plan to set an ambitious GDP growth target of 6 percent ... "We are keeping the low GDP rate aiming to reduce the inflation," said one of ...

As India moves rapidly towards transforming into a high-income, developed economy by 2047 with a per capita income of US$26,000 and a GDP of US$35 ... to accelerating the growth of green construction.

NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India ... rate for a second consecutive time, signaling more cuts in the coming months to boost domestic demand. It also softened its monetary policy stance and cut the GDP ...