Economic development refers to the process of improving the economic well-being of a region. It involves increasing wealth, reducing poverty, and enhancing living standards. This can be achieved through various means, such as industrialisation, infrastructure development, and education. In India, economic development has been influenced by historical events, government policies, and cultural factors. Sustainable practices are essential for long-term growth.
Recent context shows that wage growth in India remains sluggish. Workers in both organised and informal sectors earn wages that barely keep pace with inflation. The common belief...
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) in India, now over a decade old, continues to shape the legal and economic landscape of business failure. Initially designed as a...
India’s Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilisers recently revoked quality control orders (QCOs) on 14 key chemical intermediates and synthetic fibres vital to the textile industry. This move follows...
The Indian Labour Codes introduced in recent years mark reform in labour laws. These Codes unify multiple regulations into a simplified, transparent, and digital-friendly framework. They aim to...
Recent collapses of three major US firms financed by private credit have raised alarms. These failures, involving losses exceeding $10 billion, show risks linked to private credit funds....
Recent developments in 2025 show the Indian Government preparing to amend key provisions of the Companies Act, 2013. These changes focus on sections 141 and 144, which govern...
The budgetary process for the financial year 2026-27 began amid global economic uncertainty. Disruptions caused by US tariffs and ongoing international conflicts create a challenging backdrop. Despite this,...
India’s economy in 2025 faces external pressures from high reciprocal tariffs imposed by the United States. Despite this, domestic demand remains supported by government measures like reduced income...
India’s economic landscape is witnessing shift as States compete aggressively to attract global investments. This new phase of competitive federalism marks a departure from the traditional centralised model...
India’s innovation story is gaining renewed focus after recent global recognition of innovation as a key economic driver. Historically, India emphasised investments in people, agriculture, machinery, and infrastructure...
