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INDIAN ECONOMY
The Indian economy is the 12th-largest in the world with a GDP of $1.2 trillion in 2007. It is the world’s second-fastest growing major economy, though growth is expected to slow down due to the global economic crisis. India’s diverse economy consists of various activities, including manufacturing, agriculture, and services. This topic covers the latest news and information on the Indian economy.
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For its 2007-2012 Five Year economic plan India incorporated the concept of “Inclusive Growth”, which, in the most...
South Asian countries request tariff reductions Nepal requested South Asian countries to reduce tariffs on their...
The end of the noughties has spawned an enormous number of comparisons about the trends during the last decade.
Events in Pakistan of the last one year, confirm that the game in our neighbourhood has changed. Convenient...
The Reserve Bank of India increased its repo rate by 25 basis points to 7.50% from 7.25% and raised the reverse repo...
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In July, 2010, the Indian federal government released detailed guidelines for new grid connected solar power projects...
The State Bank of Pakistan held its discount rate unchanged at 14.00% as inflation pressures eased somewhat, and as the...
India and China not only survived the financial crisis — over the course of the financial crisis their economies grew.
China, already the largest gold producer, recently, through public sector companies, bought South African gold mines...
India, China have different models, different systems, different challenges, but my money is in both, says Morgan...
Pakistan’s ability to keep its super-power allies on their toes is a remarkable diplomatic achievement.
...of Indian Economy . *Strengths 1. High pool of labour force. 2. High percentage of cultivated land. 3.
With India having the lowest police-to-population ratio and the highest police-to-illegal-guns ratio, either crime...
his views on the Asian markets. Excerpts: First of all among Asian growth economies, how do you see India stacking up?...
The earth's population is growing at an alarming rate, but in some countries the lack of growth is the biggest problem.
The sharp fall in US domestic consumption after the financial crisis has to be offset by a rise in net exports.
India's gross domestic product (GDP) is set to rise four-fold over the next 10 years to Rs 205 lakh crore from Rs 53...
The Reserve Bank of India raised the repurchase rate 25bps to 6.25% from 6.00% and also raised the reverse repurchase...
Bolstered by rapid growth and increasing domestic consumption, developing nations -- including India -- will account...
Due to the global crisis which impacted growth in FY09-FY10, the Planning Commission, in a presentation of the Mid-Term...
If Rahul Gandhi succeeds, the single biggest reason may well be the BJP. Headless and clueless, BJP out of power, is a...
Top Sources: Indian Economy
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- financialexpress.com
- economywatch.com
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- trivcap.wordpress.com
- investologic.com
- ihavenet.com
- BusinessWeek
