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India's Fiscal Discipline Tested Amid Rising Subsidies

India aims to stick to its medium-term fiscal deficit target of 4.3% in FY26, buoyed by a record RBI dividend. However, rising subsidy costs and lower nominal GDP growth present significant challenges to consolidation. Explore the details.

CAG: States' Fiscal Health Fragile as Debt Mounts

CAG report reveals Indian states face mounting fiscal stress with rising debt and rigid spending, limiting investment capacity. Key findings on revenue, deficits, and liquidity concerns.

India's fiscal deficit at 62.3% of FY26 target

India's fiscal deficit for April-November hits ₹9.76 lakh crore, cushioned by strong non-tax revenue. Tax collections lag, impacted by rebates and GST changes. Read the full analysis.

India's Economy Set for 2026 Payoff Phase

India's economy is poised to reap the benefits of past reforms in 2026, with projected growth of 7% or higher. Learn how tax cuts, rate easing, and regulatory changes are fueling momentum despite external trade tensions.

Shankar Sharma on India's economic slowdown, capex risks

Market veteran Shankar Sharma warns India's economic slowdown is a 'giant battleship' hard to turn. He cites fiscal constraints, weak tax growth, and rupee pressures limiting a 2026 revival. Read his full analysis.

12 Cases for Pro-Pakistan Slogans in Karnataka

Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara informed the Assembly that 12 cases were registered for raising pro-Pakistan slogans. He also revealed recommendations to dismiss police officials involved in crimes. Read the full report.

Karnataka Council Clears 11 Bills in One Day

Karnataka's Legislative Council passed 11 crucial bills, including the Karnataka Land Revenue Amendment Bill, in a single day. Key legislation on land, co-operative societies, and more approved. Read the full details.

FM Sitharaman: Debt Reduction Key Focus for 2026-27

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman states reducing debt will be a primary goal in 2026-27. Data reveals 11 states have debt-to-GSDP ratios at 35% or more this fiscal year. Get the full analysis.

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