Tag: Indian Economy

Source: The post “Why is the Indian rupee falling?” has been created, based on “Why is the Indian rupee falling?” published in “The Hindu” on 26 May 2026. Why is the Indian rupee falling? UPSC Syllabus: GS Paper-2- Indian Economy Context: The Indian rupee has weakened significantly against the U.S. dollar and crossed ₹96 per… Continue reading Why is the Indian rupee falling?

UPSC Syllabus: Gs Paper 3- Indian economy and Infrastructure Introduction The United States has tightened restrictions on Russian seaborne oil at a time when global energy markets are already under pressure from geopolitical tensions and maritime disruptions. The issue now goes beyond the Russia-Ukraine conflict and raises concerns over inflation, supply insecurity and economic instability… Continue reading The U.S. Ends Russia Oil Waiver, Implications for India

UPSC Syllabus: Gs Paper 3- Indian economy Introduction The rupee has weakened sharply and touched nearly ₹97 per dollar, increasing concerns over inflation, rising oil import costs, and external sector stability. Widening trade deficits, foreign capital outflows, global monetary tightening, and speculative financial pressures have intensified pressure on the currency. This has triggered a wider… Continue reading Rupee Depreciation, RBI Measures and India’s External Sector Concerns

Source: The post “Improving efficiency of fertilizer use in India” has been created, based on “Improving efficiency of fertilizer use in India” published in “The Hindu” on 19 May 2026. Improving efficiency of fertilizer use in India. UPSC Syllabus: GS Paper-3- Economy Context: India faces rising food demand and increasing fertilizer consumption. Domestic fertilizer production… Continue reading Improving efficiency of fertilizer use in India

UPSC Syllabus: Gs Paper 3- Indian economy Introduction India has maintained strong economic growth with macroeconomic stability in the post-pandemic period. Real GDP growth reached 6.5% in FY2024-25, supported by domestic demand, controlled inflation, fiscal consolidation, and a stable financial sector. However, according to the KPMG report on India’s next growth phase, achieving Viksit Bharat… Continue reading Productivity, not just growth, for Viksit Bharat

UPSC Syllabus: Gs Paper 3- Indian economy Introduction India’s external sector is facing rising pressure due to rupee depreciation, increasing oil prices, and capital outflows. The Persian Gulf conflict and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz have increased uncertainty in global markets. At the same time, rising LPG prices have affected working-class households and… Continue reading Capital Flight and Pressure on the Rupee