Economic Slowdown In India
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COVID-Induced Economic Slowdown Not "Internal Disturbance": Supreme Court
Economic slowdown created by COVID-19 pandemic does not qualify as "internal disturbance" threatening the security of state, the Supreme Court said on Thursday while quashing the notifications of Gujarat government which exempted factories from observing certain obligations towards workers.
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"Maybe Even 4.5% Growth A Rosier Picture," Arvind Subramanian Tells Prannoy Roy: Full Transcript
Former Chief Economic Adviser to the Government of India, Arvind Subramanian, spoke to Dr Prannoy Roy on the state of economy in an exclusive interview, saying the government's figures of GDP growth - 4.5 percent - could be a "rosier picture than the underlying reality." Mr Subramanian further said the economic downturn the Indian economy is facing...
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IMF Calls For "Urgent" Action By India Amid Economic Slowdown
India must take steps quickly to reverse the slowdown of an economy that has been one of the engines of global growth, the International Monetary Fund said Monday.
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COVID-Induced Economic Slowdown Not "Internal Disturbance": Supreme Court
Economic slowdown created by COVID-19 pandemic does not qualify as "internal disturbance" threatening the security of state, the Supreme Court said on Thursday while quashing the notifications of Gujarat government which exempted factories from observing certain obligations towards workers.
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"Maybe Even 4.5% Growth A Rosier Picture," Arvind Subramanian Tells Prannoy Roy: Full Transcript
Former Chief Economic Adviser to the Government of India, Arvind Subramanian, spoke to Dr Prannoy Roy on the state of economy in an exclusive interview, saying the government's figures of GDP growth - 4.5 percent - could be a "rosier picture than the underlying reality." Mr Subramanian further said the economic downturn the Indian economy is facing...
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IMF Calls For "Urgent" Action By India Amid Economic Slowdown
India must take steps quickly to reverse the slowdown of an economy that has been one of the engines of global growth, the International Monetary Fund said Monday.
