Modi was speaking after inaugurating three projects in Gujarat - one each related to agriculture, healthcare and tourism development - via video conference from New Delhi

In its latest World Economic Outlook report, IMF estimated India's economy to contract 10.3 per cent in 2020, pushing it below Bangladesh in terms of per capita GDP

India has learnt that growth in GDP does not automatically translate into growth in jobs and that GDP growth does not necessarily mean well-being of a vast majority of population. It needs to put these experiences into work and frame appropriate policy responses to the job crisis

Part I of this two-part article traces the growth of temporary employment in government and the practice of keeping a larger number of posts vacant even in the face of a severe job crisis

The government has been under attack for bringing in new farm laws which are aimed at providing marketing freedom to farmers for selling their produce

Atal Tunnel inauguration: The Prime Minister said that the previous government lacked the will to open the Daulat Beg Oldi airstrip. PM Modi said adding that the defence interests of the country were also compromised at a point

This is third straight reduction in rate in one year. Price was cut by a steep 26 per cent to $2.39 in April. Rate paid to producers of new gas from difficult fields such as deepsea has also been cut to $4.06 per mmBtu from $5.61

The Congress, on its official Twitter handle, said a dedicated leader's primary aim is always to eradicate the worst evils that plague the society in the soonest and surest possible way

The data and information substantiate that rural India doesn't have the capacity to support the huge reverse migrated population and they have no way but to return to their respective workplaces, the urban centres, for whatever menial job opportunities they get

Part II of this two-part article continues to relook at misadventures that derailed the Indian economy, threatening dreams of millions of \"aspirational\" Indians. Instead of a serious and meaningful debate, India continues to grapple with constant and systemic \"misdirection\" in multiple sense of the word

Gross mismanagement of the economy, starting with demonetisation in November 2016 and continued with untimely, unplanned and sudden nation-wide lockdown has compounded the GST problem. Centre's refusal to pay compensation to states now may derail it completely

Chidambaram tweeted a screengrab of one of PM's tweet from 2013. At that time Chidambaram was the Finance Minister of India under the Congress-led UPA government. In his 2013 tweet, CM Modi had targeted Chidambaram for his handling of the Indian economy

Gandhi said the informal sector, which comprises the poor, farmers and small traders, has a lot of money which the government cannot touch

Anil Ambani bankruptcy: Anil Ambani's companies have faced a series of challenges and roadblocks. While some are said to have been brought on by executional shortcomings, some appear to be bad timing

ONGC had posted Rs 4,272 crore loss on gas business in 2017-18, which is likely to widen to over Rs 6,000 crore in the current fiscal (April 2020 to March 2021)

\"The job of the Union Minister for Environment and Forests is not that it clears as many industrial projects as possible. It is to ensure that forest land and the environment are protected and saved,\" says Jairam Ramesh

Nearly 45 per cent of the 12,021 respondents believe that the current regime is at par with UPA in terms of economic measures, as per theIndia Today Group-Karvy Insights Mood of the Nation (MOTN) 2020 poll

Global studies show ownership does not make enterprises efficient, factors like competition, autonomy, regulation and institutional development do. Evidence also shows that private sector thrives on public hand-outs in normal times and public bail-outs in crises

On Wednesday, India received the first batch of five Rafale jets, nearly four years after it inked an inter-governmental agreement with France to procure 36 of the aircraft at a cost of Rs 59,000 crore

In his new book titled 'Quest For Restoring Financial Stability In India', Acharya delves into the nature of pressure he worked under at the Reserve Bank of India