Fragile Shield
For years, India’s economic story has rested on a comforting assumption: that strong domestic demand can insulate the country from global turmoil.
For years, India’s economic story has rested on a comforting assumption: that strong domestic demand can insulate the country from global turmoil.
A major healthcare facility is set to come up in the remote tribal belt of the Dharamjaigarh block in Raigarh district, where a 100-bed multi-speciality hospital will be established at Gawarghutori village to provide free medical services to economically weaker and tribal communities.
For nearly two decades, Indian politics has steadily moved towards a welfare consensus.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis requested the Opposition not to mock Prime Minister Modi's austerity measures, suggested to save the economy in view of the ongoing crisis in West Asia on which India depends for its petroleum supply.
India has earned an endorsement from one of the world's top credit rating agencies, with Moody's Ratings placing the nation among the most resilient large emerging market economies over the past five years, which is a recognition that comes at a time when global financial markets remain on edge over trade tensions and geopolitical uncertainty.
India’s services sector, which has assumed a key role in its economy, continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience, with growth accelerating to a five-month high in August.
Dr SP Sharma, Chief Economist and Deputy Secretary General of PHDCCI, said that India is a very resilient economy that will continue to grow rapidly in the future.
India's economic growth has been remarkable in recent years, earning it the title of the world's fastest-growing major economy. Yet, beneath this headline success lies a significant challenge: job creation.
India’s manufacturing sector, a key pillar of the nation’s economic growth, is showing signs of a slowdown, raising concerns about the trajectory of the broader economy.
The South China Sea has emerged as a flashpoint as several countries have claims to certain portions of this maritime space. While some Southeast Asian countries make claims to the oceanic space in the South China Sea that falls within their respective Exclusive Economic Zones, China makes a claim on almost its entirety.
