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Jyotindra Dubey

Jyotindra Dubey

Jyotindra.Dubey@aajtak.com

I’m a financial journalist with over 16 years of experience, with a deep interest in digging through financial data to spot what doesn’t add up. My work focuses on research, investigations and forensic reading of numbers. My stories have been recognised by the Citi Journalistic Excellence Award and the Polestar Awards. I hold a gold medal in economics and a postgraduate degree in management.
 

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Union Budget 2026: Launched in 2019, JJM aims to provide tap water connections to 19 crore rural households, ensure 55 litres per capita per day, improve water quality and sustainability, and promote community participation. 

Budget 2026: Ministry of Jal Shakti witnesses biggest spending rollback

by Jyotindra Dubey |Feb 1, 2026

Union Budget 2026: JJM was allocated a budget of ₹67,000 crore in the Union Budget 2025. Revised estimate stands at mere ₹17,000 crore, a massive cut of ₹50,000 crore.

The Survey notes that profitability of NSIL has been improving steadily, driven by demand-driven missions, satellite capacity leasing, and end-to-end commercial project execution.

Why this PSU was highlighted in Economic Survey 2025–26

by Jyotindra Dubey |Jan 30, 2026

NewSpace India Limited's mandate spans production of launch vehicles, technology transfer, satellite services, and marketing of space products

India’s digital economy contributed 11.74% to national income in FY23 and is projected to reach 13.42% by FY25.

Economic Survey 2025-26: India’s digital boom collides with a growing addiction challenge

by Jyotindra Dubey |Jan 29, 2026

Research has linked excessive digital use to sleep deprivation, anxiety, depression, stress, and reduced academic and workplace performance

India’s skilling challenge isn’t just about training adults — but it begins in school.

Economic Survey 2025-26: India’s skilling gap starts early—and schooling alone isn’t fixing it

by Jyotindra Dubey |Jan 29, 2026

High-potential sectors such as electrical and electronics, healthcare and life sciences account for only a marginal share of formal training.

Total renewable capacity has more than tripled over the last decade—from 76.38 GW in 2014 to 253.96 GW as of November 2025.

Economic Survey 2025-26: India’s clean energy push has crossed a critical milestone

by Jyotindra Dubey |Jan 29, 2026

India’s clean energy strategy is also expanding to nuclear, green hydrogen and bioenergy

Thrust on innovation: Newgen's Diwakar Nigam. (Photo: Vivan Mehra)

Consummate Communicator: Newgen Software Technologies

by Jyotindra Dubey |Oct 2, 2015

Around 70 per cent of its revenues come from outside India, the US topping the list of foreign clients with 29 per cent, followed by West Asia at 28 per cent.

In good health: HSCC India's Gyanesh Pandey. (Photo: Vivan Mehra)

Health Care's Hidden Jewel: HSCC

by Jyotindra Dubey |Sep 19, 2015

State-run HSCC has managed to successfully crack a sector primarily dominated by private players.

Core competence: Forace MD Vikas Garg at the Haridwar plant. (Photo: Shekhar Ghosh)

Forace Polymers drives revenue growth through in-house innovations

by Jyotindra Dubey |Sep 28, 2015

A fourth of Forace's revenues come from its innovations, which are propelled by a specialised R&D team. It has developed a solid resin technology for use in the shell process in foundries, whi...

Illustration: Ajay Thakuri

Building a cash hoard

by Jyotindra Dubey |Aug 22, 2015

India Inc is sitting on a huge cash pile, though its cash-generating capacity has been falling.

Illustration: Raj Verma

India Inc.'s generous serving of dividends feeds its own needs

by Jyotindra Dubey |Aug 16, 2015

India Inc. has been very kind in distributing profits to their investors, but there is huge inconsistency between their profit and dividend payout growth.