While global rating agencies continue to place their trust in India’s economy, top economists are calling it the fastest-growing major economy after COVID-19, leaving even superpowers behind.

China’s economic concerns deepened in November as official data confirmed that the country’s manufacturing sector contracted ...

From its 2020 low, India climbed past pre-Covid trendlines by 2022, hit +3% in 2024, and is projected to reach +5% by Q3 2025. Jason Furman stressed this is not a one-off rebound but the result of ...

Moody's projects India's GDP to grow at 7% in 2025, leading emerging and advanced markets. The report highlights India's ...

In the future, if we are indeed forced to choose sides between the major powers, the one further away from us in geographical distance might be our choice.

A base case scenario of average growth rate till 2040 of 6.7 percent will place India in the upper middle-income category of ...

<div>China’s economic pain cannot be India’s gain as both economies are not at the same level of development, according to an article in a state-run Chinese daily which said a view that India can take ...

Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Monday said he wanted Telangana to contribute 10 per cent to the national GDP by 2047 ...

The two-day-long Telangana Rising Global Summit kicked off at the chief minister’s dream project, the Future City, where he unveiled his ambitious plan for the state to become an economic powerhouse ...

China and India are the two most populous countries in the world, jointly making up almost 35 percent of the global population, and India surpassed China as the world’s most populous country in April ...