The 'Atma Nirbhar' economic stimulus package, to the tune of 10% of the GDP (Rs 21 lakh crores) cushions the economy to a certain extent, but certainly there is more than can and should be done until the structural reforms are implemented

Subramanian says a lot of hard work is required to get the country back on growth path and we should not believe \"as a birthright we are entitled to 6 pc growth right now\"

While companies may still survive the downturn, many people may not be able to do so, Piramal warned

The first 40 days of complete shutdown asymptomatically zeroed out most economic indicators. While wait for the complete picture was long, as the flow of data was disrupted, it yielded only grim and undesirable results

The Rs 50,000-crore plan aims to achieve electronics production of Rs 8 lakh crore, including Rs 5.8 lakh crore of exports, and generate 10 lakh jobs, however, China will continue to keep a tight grip on the global electronics market

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing the inaugural session of CII annual conference, exuded confidence that India would get its growth back and that the government was focused on a long-term growth. He assured industry leaders that they would get full support from the government to emerge from economic distress, caused by coronavirus and prolonged lockdown. He also said that India must shift its focus to strengthening local supply chains and indigenous manufacturing units. Watch the video for more.Also Read: Coronavirus lockdown: How sugar production topped 268 lakh tonnes - higher than projected

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said India would get its growth back and added that the government had already started taking steps towards boosting the economy with eased guidelines under the 'Unlock 1' strategy. His comments came while addressing the inaugural session of the Confederation of Indian Industry's (CII) annual session 2020 to mark 125 years of its inception. But much of what he stated has to be followed through with actions to satisfy industry's demands. Rajeev Dubey, Editor, Business Today, analyses the PM's speech from the perspective of Indian industry. Watch the video for more.Also Read: Mitron, India's so-called 'TikTok', banned from Google Play store over privacy issues

Across the country, more than half of the respondents -- 58.36 per cent -- were very satisfied with PM Modi's performance. However, 16.71 per cent said that they were not at all satisfied

The AIKS has accused the government of making misleading claims that revised price will ensure a return over the cost of production by 50% to as high as 83% in some crops

PM Modi talks about 'five Is' -- Intent, Inclusion, Investment, Infrastructure and Innovation -- that are important to speed up India's development and make it 'Atma Nirbhar' (self-reliant)

Car sales register steep decline in May, tractors lead road to recoveryPassenger vehicle sales in India saw a steep 84 per cent drop in sales in May over last year as staggered resumption of operations both at the factories and showrooms hampered business activity for all companies. It however came on the back of zero sales in April when the country was in a state of total lockdown. The situation, however, is only likely to get better as lockdown norms are further eased and domest...

PM Modi speect at CII: He urged the industry to step up in their responsibilities and roles in the post coronavirus economy. The industry must ensure that India has a robust supply chain to cement its place in the global supply chain, said the PM

Speaking at CII annual session on Tuesday Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that while India continues to fight the coronavirus crisis, this is the time to stabilise and speed up the economy

PM Modi speech at CII live updates: The address comes at a time when India's GDP growth has slumped to 3.1 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2019-20

Real estate industry had a bittersweet 2019 - while commercial or office real estate boomed last year, sales in residential real estate dipped 22 per cent in the first half of financial year 2019-20

As of April 4, 2.91 crore beneficiary cards were generated for the scheme that is expected to cover 5 crore under-privileged people