The Congress on Friday accused the Narendra Modi government of resorting to spin-doctoring by claiming that manufacturing systemic reforms will show results over time.
India's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is projected to grow at 6.4 per cent in the financial year 2024-25 down from 8.2 per cent growth recorded in 2023-24, according to the first advance estimates released by the Ministry of Statistics on Tuesday.
The National Statistics Office (NSO), Field Operations Division, under the Union Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, organized a one-day round table conference today to discuss the Annual Survey of Industries (ASI).
In the manufacturing sector, the top three positive contributors were the manufacturing of basic metals (3.0 per cent), electrical equipment (17.7 per cent), and chemicals and chemical products (2.7 per cent) in August.
The conference aimed to enhance the accuracy, reliability, and transparency of agricultural statistics, which are crucial for policy formulation, trade decisions and agricultural planning.
The eSankhyiki Portal has two modules namely the Data Catalogue Module and the Macro Indicators Module.
These projects each entailing an investment of Rs 150 crore or above were hit by cost overrun of more than Rs 5.01 trillion, the official report stated.
Lower fruit and vegetable prices are welcome news for New Zealanders who have been doing it tough at the supermarket, said Finance Minister Nicola Willis, Xinhua news agency reported.
Most high school students dread the subject of calculus. This fear may be why even many smart students stay away not only from higher mathematics but also STEM subjects and go into Commerce, Psychology, Economics, etc.
A recent survey uncovered that 26 per cent of Indian employees are considering leaving their current jobs within the next year.
