India’s economic performance, RBI policies, job trends, inflation, and investments.
Key highlights National Startup Day is easy to celebrate and harder to honour. Because celebrating startups is the fun part; building one is mostly paperwork, people-problems, and painful prioritisation. Officially,...
Key highlights Davos is not a parliament, and it doesn’t sign treaties. Yet it matters because it’s a rare place where political leaders, central bankers, CEOs, and institutional investors share...
Key Highlights: The Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), or e-Rupee, has reached a critical mass in 2026. The RBI has successfully transitioned the pilot phases into a nationwide retail roll-out. Unlike...
Key highlights In a country that runs on expectations, CPI release day is a powerful ritual. It’s predictable, official, and instantly interpretable—three traits that make it a narrative machine. MoSPI’s...
Key highlights January is where policy gets judged, not announced. And if you want a neutral lens on how policy interacts with behaviour, GST is a useful—though imperfect—mirror. The October...
Key highlights The most common public complaint about inflation is also the most understandable: “If inflation is low, why does life feel expensive?” CPI data does not contradict this feeling—it...
Key highlights If your editorial voice in 2026 wants to sound grown-up, borrow the Survey’s posture: balanced, conditional, and specific. Chapter 1 of the Economic Survey 2024–25 explicitly places India’s...
Key highlights Inflation is the most emotional macro variable because it lives in kitchens, rent receipts, and school fees. The Survey sets the frame with two numbers: globally, inflation fell...
Key Highlights: The Ministry of Commerce and Industry has introduced the Export Promotion Mission (EPM) for the period 2025-2031. As of 2026, India is targeting a total export value of $850 billion. However, the...
Key highlights What “security premium” means in daily economic terms A frontline geography does something subtle: it raises the price of predictability. Even without a full-blown crisis, repeated tension can:...
