India's economy is set to shrug off the jitters of a global pandemic as the forecasts from leading world bodies start to look increasingly promising and optimistic. According to a report by the ...
The troubles for Pakistan continue to mount especially on the economic front, as the cash-strapped country has resulted in China too is now beginning to act cautiously when it comes to ...
The coronavirus pandemic that originated from China and later spread its tentacles around the world has so far infected over 75 million and killed 1.6 million. The world economy as a ...
The latest to join the herd in projecting India being the fastest-growing major economy in 2021 is global financial analysis firm Nomura which predicted that Indian Economy will grow at the pace of ...
This October has been the best month for the Indian economy post-Covid. Demand, supply, exports- all shot up exponentially as the festive season hits the country. From April to September, the ...
As the government unlocks the country amid declining Coronavirus cases, the economy is picking up. The pent-up demand which was lost out April, May, June, July and August was reflected in ...
The Coronavirus pandemic has wrecked the lives of millions around the planet and the small western state of Goa hasn’t been untouched by the catastrophe. The tourism industry which forms the ...
Ever since the COVID-19 Pandemic struck India and other parts of the world, self-acclaimed experts and wannabe economists started claiming that the Indian economy was headed towards a tailspin. Yet others ...
When the Modi government came to power in 2014, it was expected that the eco-fascists, who have harmed the growth of the country since decades would be sidelined. However, sidelined by ...
Amid the Coronavirus pandemic, when the countries around the world have registered a significant decline in the export figures, India has come out of the losing streak to register 5.27 per ...
The World Bank has done it again. Days after pausing publication of the ‘Doing Business 2021’ report apparently because Beijing fooled the World Bank, the Washington-based institution is now going head over heels ...
As Turkey finds itself in a corner due to Erdogan’s misadventures, Saudi Arabia has done justice to the saying of rubbing salt on the wounds. The Cumhuriyet daily on Sunday said ...
