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Indian Household Quarterly Spending Rises 33% To Rs 56,000 In 2025: Report
Indian household average quarterly expenses have "steadily" gone up by over 33 per cent in the last three years to Rs 56,000 in 2025, according to a report from Worldpanel by Numerator on consumption behaviour across urban and rural India.
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How Much Do Indian Parents Spend On School Education? Survey Reveals
School Education In India: The survey, covering 52,085 households and 57,742 students, highlights trends in household expenditure on school education between April and June 2025.
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Opinion | The Big Fat Indian Wedding Has Become Too Big For Comfort
An average Indian spends about $15,000, or Rs 12 lakh, per wedding. For perspective, that's three times the annual household income of Rs 4 lakh for an average Indian family, and around five times the per capita GDP of $2,900.
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PM Modi to Launch Plan for Every Indian Household to Have Bank Account
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will promise today to provide a bank account for every Indian household when he launches a major initiative that could save billions of dollars in welfare spending and help mend strained state finances.
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Indian Household Quarterly Spending Rises 33% To Rs 56,000 In 2025: Report
Indian household average quarterly expenses have "steadily" gone up by over 33 per cent in the last three years to Rs 56,000 in 2025, according to a report from Worldpanel by Numerator on consumption behaviour across urban and rural India.
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How Much Do Indian Parents Spend On School Education? Survey Reveals
School Education In India: The survey, covering 52,085 households and 57,742 students, highlights trends in household expenditure on school education between April and June 2025.
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Opinion | The Big Fat Indian Wedding Has Become Too Big For Comfort
An average Indian spends about $15,000, or Rs 12 lakh, per wedding. For perspective, that's three times the annual household income of Rs 4 lakh for an average Indian family, and around five times the per capita GDP of $2,900.
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PM Modi to Launch Plan for Every Indian Household to Have Bank Account
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will promise today to provide a bank account for every Indian household when he launches a major initiative that could save billions of dollars in welfare spending and help mend strained state finances.
