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Investing in resilience is economically rational, says Principal Secretary PK Mishra
- PK Mishra said investing in resilience is economically rational amid uncertainty
- He made the remarks at the 5th Kautilya Economic Conclave
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Economic growth● −11% net tone today
- Finance Ministry sees Q2FY27 growth at 7.3%, flagging geopolitical risks
- Gross GST collections rose 14.7% year over year to ₹2.04 lakh crore in September
- India’s real GDP grew 7.8% in the first quarter of FY27
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35 years after liberalisation, India’s global integration remains a work in progress, says Shankar Sharma
- India’s post-1991 economic transformation has lifted its global standing
- The pace of improvement remains gradual
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Democracy makes India's economic reforms durable, says vice-president
- C P Radhakrishnan said consensus-building can slow decisions but makes reforms sustainable
- He warned that growth benefits must reach everyone
- Durable reforms shape the operating environment for Indian companies across sectors
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India’s growth must reach all to become a developed economy: VP Radhakrishnan
- C.P. Radhakrishnan said GDP growth alone is insufficient for a developed economy
- He stressed inclusion, formalization and women’s economic participation
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India’s resilience lies in adapting to geopolitical, trade, and technology shifts: VP Radhakrishnan
- Radhakrishnan said India is entering global uncertainty from a position of economic strength
- He cited real GDP growth of 7.8%
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India’s GST revenue growth has lost momentum: What the post-2025 data shows
- GST collections remain robust in absolute terms, but revenue growth has slowed sharply from FY23 levels
- Slower tax growth may weigh on fiscal expectations and Indian rate-sensitive sectors
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Liberalisation gains petering out as India's inward-looking bias persists
- India's global percentile ranking has improved modestly since 1991
- Weak per capita gains and external vulnerability remain key drags
- Persistent external vulnerability matters for Indian exporters and rupee-sensitive companies
Weakest monsoon since 2015 prompts ICRA to cut FY27 farm growth forecast
- The 2026 southwest monsoon delivered 87% of the long-period average, the lowest rainfall since 2015
- Weaker farm growth may weigh on Indian agricultural input and rural-consumption companies
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India, at the centre stage of global energy
- India has expanded and diversified its energy system as its economy grows
- Energy expansion supports power and renewable-energy companies, including Siemens Energy India