BUSINESS ECONOMICS - April 01 - 30, 2025

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India remains the fastest growing major economy. India is expected to become the third-largest economy in the world with a GDP of 5 trillion dollar in the next three years and touch 7 trillion dollar by 2030. The finance ministry said that India was a $3.57 trillion economy in FY24 and at the annual trend growth of around 6.5-7%, the target of $5 trillion would be achieved by 2028-29. The government called it a transitory blip because of general elections last year and hoped to regain growth momentum soon. The World Bank projected India's GDP growth at 6.5% for FY25, India needs effective policy initiatives to become 5 trillion dollar economy with a potential for 6.7% growth in the following two fiscal years (FY26 and FY27).

A NEW DEAL

Having been labeled the “tariff king\" by Trump, India faces a difficult situation. The Office of the United States Trade Representative has released the 2025 National Trade Estimate Report, outlining the trade barriers faced by U.S. exports.

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Tamil Nadu's First Economic Survey Provides Roadmap for $1 Trillion Economy

On March 13, 2025, the State Planning Commission, in collaboration with the Finance Department and other key departments, presented Tamil Nadu’s inaugural Economic Survey to Chief Minister M.K. Stalin.

3 mins

Global financial markets under the shadow of US policy

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) recently maintained interest rates at 4.25%-4.50%, reflecting a cautious approach amid economic uncertainty.

3 mins

Challenges in scaling up and regulatory hurdles for MSMEs - NITI Aayog CEO

A few days ago, NITI Aayog Chief Executive Officer BVR Subrahmanyam launched new initiatives for MSMEs.

3 mins

The deregulation sprint: India's push for business-led growth

We need double-digit growth, year after year! It's an ambitious call, but why not? India has the potential, the resources, and the momentum.

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Why wait for 2047 to get Viksit? Let's turbocharge India now!

Why wait for 2047 to become a Viksit Bharat when we can achieve it a decade earlier? Why settle for a steady, sleepy, unremarkable 7-8% growth rate when we have the potential to turbocharge it to a thriving 10%+? A recalibration of our tax system is the key to unleash the animal spirits of the economy, boosting consumption & investments and turning our aspirations into rapid, tangible growth. It's time for action.

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Budget 2025-26: Empowering consumption, unleashing growth potential

The Union Budget for 2025-26 presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has been a strategic masterstroke aimed at revitalizing India's economy.

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Strengthening India's IBC: Judicial reforms as the key to economic growth

India's Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) has been a remarkable reform, bringing much-needed structure to resolving distressed assets. It has successfully transformed how businesses, creditors, and investors approach insolvency, marking a significant step forward in India's economic evolution.

3 mins

Economic challenges in the New Financial Year

Every financial year (FY) brings a set of challenges for an economy, regardless of its current performance.

3 mins

Transforming grievance redressal

World Consumer Rights Day, observed annually on March 15, is a global event.

4 mins

India's stock market turmoil: A case of market psychology or impact of market fundamentals?

The Indian stock market has been experiencing significant turmoil over the past five months, with share prices plummeting, market indices dropping sharply, and investors facing colossal losses.

4 mins

Indian private sector is investment shy

Operating in a business-friendly environment, India's private sector is posting record profits. Yet, it remains hesitant to invest in expanding its capacity.

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India needs effective policy initiatives to become 5 trillion dollar economy

India is expected to become the third-largest economy in the world with a GDP of 5 trillion dollar in the next three years and touch 7 trillion dollar by 2030 on the back of continued reforms, the Finance Ministry has claimed early this year.

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India's need for Agricultural Reforms to boost GDP growth

It is often assumed that since agriculture and allied sectors contribute about 14% to India's GDP, their role in the economy is not very significant.

3 mins

Unlouding Loudspeakers: The Unchecked Menace of Noise Pollution

Over a century ago, Nobel Prize-winning scientist Robert Koch warned, “One day, man will have to fight noise as fiercely as cholera and plague.” His words resonate more than ever today.

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VIOLIN BROTHERS: WEAVING EMOTIONS THROUGH STRINGS

Violinists are storytellers, their bows gliding over strings to narrate tales of love, loss, and longing.

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Interfaith: Belief Without Borders

Generally, the basic spirit of the term interfaith or inter religiousness is to bring together people from different religions, sects, beliefs, doctrines and ideas, mainly through the process of dialogue and action.

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Changing Geo-politics: Palestine issue, Trump & Modi

When Donald Trump won the elections for the second time in the US, the world prepared itself to witness drastic changes in geopolitics.

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