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The second volume of the Economic Survey for 2016-17 was released on Friday, and both the data and the analysis contained therein were disquieting. It

Google has deployed an anti-phishing feature for Gmail mobile application which will stop useless emails from entering your inbox. Phishing is essentially fraud emails which

By Sanjay Modi Driven by PM Narendra Modi, the ambitious “Make in India” campaign has never failed to stimulate imagination. Its logo of a prowling

Freedom, a written Constitution, parliamentary system of government, and rule of law have several purposes and objectives: one of the foremost is that they will

The Modi government is unlikely to undertake any major reform in the remainder of its term but may channel its energy to publicise achievements and

Higher imports by the world’s second biggest consumer will support global prices, which are trading near their highest level in two months, but could widen

The India story has played only a supporting role in the rupee’s recent rise The rupee’s unusual bout of appreciation against the dollar has taken

It’s a crisp morning and you settled down with a steaming cup of coffee and your newspaper. Little would you have guessed that a mere

The last year has seen a huge jump in cryptocurrency trading volumes and valuations. Bitcoin was trading at $3,410 per coin last week, about 475

Levy doesn’t cover entire value chain: domestic players Domestic steel manufacturers have alleged that importers are circumventing the anti-dumping duty levied on steel products. This

India’s industrial production fell to a four-year low in June as manufacturers reduced inventories ahead of the transition to the goods and services tax (GST)

Stock market valuations are substantially greater than the long-run average and not far from the frothy levels of 2007, said the government’s mid-year Economic Survey.

Increasing trends of states doling out farm loan waivers could reduce aggregate demand in the economy by as much as 0.7 per cent, shaving off

The Economic Survey has proposed Transparency of Rules Act (TORA), a legislation to end any asymmetry of information regarding rules and regulations faced by an

Rationalising tariffs, phasing out some export promotion schemes and having “useful” free trade agreements with some major countries will help India gain a “respectable share”

“This (Economic Survey) is a technical assessment which says what could be the potential scope for rate cuts,” CEA Arvind Subramanian said. In an over

By Atanu Biswas & Bimal Roy Much of the debate being conducted these days on the efficacies of data collection for public good, primarily dealing

Taking a potshot at the government over demonetisation, former Finance Minister P. Chidambaram on Friday said another Rs 50,000 crore should be added to the

Volume II of the Economic Survey holds out bright light at the end of a pretty dark tunnel: medium-term prospects are bright, but short-term ones

The Indian economy has seen an across-the-board deceleration in activity and requires policy makers to come up with all the possible tools to revive growth,