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India's Fiscal Deficit at 52.6% of FY26 Target

India's fiscal deficit reaches ₹8.25 trillion during April-October, 52.6% of FY26 target. Higher capex and lower tax revenue drive increase. Experts analyze challenges ahead.

IMF Forecasts 6.6% Growth for India in FY2025-26

IMF's latest assessment reveals India's strong economic outlook with 6.6% growth forecast. Discover how prudent policies and structural reforms drive sustained growth and reduce poverty.

10 Indian Winter Getaways With European Vibes

Discover 10 breathtaking Indian destinations that offer European winter charm without international travel. Perfect winter escapes with snow, architecture & alpine vibes.

Sunlight Hours Decreasing Across India

India faces a worrying decline in sunlight hours nationwide, with regional variations in the rate of decrease. Learn about this environmental challenge and its implications.

GST Revenue to Rebound Strongly in November

India's GST revenue growth is expected to surge to 10% in November, recovering from an October slowdown caused by September's historic tax reforms. The government anticipates sustained buoyancy.

8th Pay Commission: Fiscal Impact Analysis

India's 8th Pay Commission brings 20-25% salary hikes for government employees but raises concerns about fiscal health and widening wage inequality. Learn about the economic implications.

Election Promises Push Indian States to Fiscal Brink

Indian states face severe fiscal strain as election welfare spending surges, with Bihar's schemes costing 4% of GDP. Capital expenditure lags while deficits rise across poll-bound states. Read analysis.

India's FY26 CAD Projected at 1.7% of GDP

Union Bank of India report warns India's current account deficit will rise to 1.7% of GDP in FY26 due to persistent global tariff pressures and a record trade deficit. Learn about mitigating factors and the potential impact of the India-US trade deal.

Meghalaya Cabinet Approves Fiscal Deficit Increase

Meghalaya's cabinet approves key amendments, allowing a fiscal deficit increase to 3.5% of GSDP and new job quotas for casual workers. Discover the full implications for the state's economy.

Bihar Election Cash Promises Strain State Finances

As Bihar elections approach, political parties flood voters with cash promises despite the state's fragile finances. Analysis reveals unsustainable freebies that could worsen economic conditions.

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