“Reform express has pushed India's potential GDP growth to 7%. That is why the GDP projection for FY27 has been kept at 6.8-7 ...

“Compulsive scrolling and social comparison are particularly linked to anxiety and depressive symptoms,” the Survey says, ...

The Economic Survey highlighted that the Centre’s capital expenditure rose by 92 per cent between FY19 and FY22, increasing from ₹3.07 lakh crore to ₹5.92 lakh crore. This momentum has been sustained, ...

The recent H1B visa confusion has been a dampener for Indian students dream to get an international qualification especially in the U.S. Despite that, the Economic Survey 2026 says that India has ...

Retail participation in India’s capital markets accelerated sharply in FY26, with 235 lakh demat accounts added till December 2025, taking the total number of accounts beyond 21.6 crore, the Economic ...

The Economic Survey 2026 noted that receipts from asset and equity monetisation are an important component of the Government’s non-debt capital receipts. During FY26 (up to 31 December 2025), the ...

India is currently the world’s third-largest domestic aviation market, with the number of operational airports rising to 164 last year from 74 in 2014. Passenger traffic at Indian airports stood at ...

10) Innovation and Infrastructure: India’s Global Innovation Index rank improved to 38th in 2025, while capital expenditure increased fourfold since FY18. High-speed rail, airports, PLI schemes, and ...

India’s banking sector has recorded a sharp improvement in asset quality and credit recovery, with the non-performing asset (NPA) recovery rate of scheduled commercial banks (SCBs) nearly doubling to ...

The Economic Survey 2025–26 paints a cautious picture of the global economy heading into 2026, laying out three possible scenarios that reflect rising geopolitical tensions, fragile financial markets ...

The Economic Survey 2025-26, tabled by finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman Thursday, projected a GDP growth between 6.8% and ...

“In a society undergoing rapid structural change, the private sector’s legitimacy will increasingly rest on its ability to ...