• According to international credit ratings agency Fitch Ratings, the interim Budget does not significantly change the sovereign credit profile of India even as the government has aimed at slightly faster pace of deficit reduction. • India’s fiscal deficit and government debt ratio are high relative to peer medians, but the government’s emphasis on deficit reduction helps to stabilise the debt ratio over the medium term. • Fitch Ratings’ forecasts fiscal deficit to reach 5.4 per cent of GDP in FY25, above the budget target, due to more conservative revenue forecasts in the next year. “But the government has shown a recent record of achieving fiscal targets, which gives credibility for it to reach the 5.1 per cent target. • Fitch Ratings expects the continued emphasis on capex investment to remain supportive of the growth outlook in FY25. • It sees India clocking a real GDP growth of 6.5 percent in FY25.
The photorespiration process takes place in which of the following organelles?
Cryoprotectant used in fish preservation is
Loose smut of wheat is caused by
When was the Regional Rural Banks Act passed in India?
What is the primary objective in the cotton ginning process?
Agranal chloroplasts are found in _____
White blisters of crucifers is caused in mustard due to which of the following pathogen?
Which crop is commonly known as the “King Of Cereals”?
A molecule causing plant disease having spiral or helical structure and culturable on artificial nutrient medium is associated with:
Sorghum contains toxic substance which is known as