According to the S&P Global Ratings, India is likely to grow at ______ for the next three years, retaining its tag as the fastest-growing major economy.
According to the S&P Global Ratings, India is likely to grow at 6.7% for the next three years, retaining its tag as the fastest-growing major economy. The economic outlook announced by the global rating agency kept India’s growth forecast unchanged at 6% for this fiscal, projecting a sharp bounce back to 6.9% in FY25 and FY26. On the inflation front, S&P projected that softer crude prices and tempering of demand are likely to bring down fuel and core inflation. It projected 5% inflation in FY24, on the assumption of a normal monsoon, further declining to 4.5% over the next two years.
When was the World Trade Organisation established?
The liberalization of the rules relating to FDI permitting ______________% equity in industries.
Fill in the third blank with the cut-off land holding to be eligible for the Scheme.
Which of the following is a qualitative control measure of credit control by RBI?
What is the Objective of Swacchta Udyami Yojana
Recently the premium for Pradhan Mantri Jivan Jyoti Bima Yojana (PMJJBY) was increased by the Central government, what is the new premium amount for the...
Which of the following is not a category under this mission which is described in the above passage?
Which of the following schemes is administered by Life Insurance Corporation?
Central Government’s PM FME scheme aims at providing financial, technical and business support to upgrade existing micro food processing enterprises....
Fill in the First Blank with the year Right to Education Act was passed.