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GDP data: Liberal crowd must explain what happened to the last conspiracy theory before moving to next one

Conspiracy theorists create a cloud of misinformation by throwing a bunch of claims at people, some half true, some false, some impossible to verify

RBI Policy: Repo rate cut by 25 bps, GDP projected at 7.4%, EMIs may come down

The RBI has also brought down the Repo rate by 0.25 basis points bringing it from 6.5% to 6.25%

Fact-check: Congress lies profusely in an attempt to ‘fact-check’ Piyush Goyal’s Budget 2019 speech

With the various announcements that were made, it was natural for the Congress party to feel jittery about its electoral prospects ahead of General Elections later this year.

India surges ahead, likely to overtake UK in largest economy rankings in 2019: PwC report

"India and France are likely to surpass the UK in the world's largest economy rankings in 2019, knocking it from fifth to seventh place in the global table," PwC's Global Economy Watch report said.

Media spreads half-truths about central government debt under Modi

On January 19th 2018, several media houses reported how the central government debt had increased massively under the Modi government

At 7.3%, the average GDP growth over last 4 years has been highest for any government since 1991: PM Modi at Vibrant Gujarat

Various initiatives taken by the Modi government have helped India improve the GDP and contain inflation

World Bank says India to retain status as fastest growing economy, 7.5% growth predicted for 2019

India's GDP is expected to grow at a rate of 7.5% in the 2019-20 financial year.

Agriculture, Manufacturing and Industry to push GDP growth to 7.2% in 2018-19 as against 6.7% last year

The numbers suggest growth in agriculture, manufacturing and construction sector contributing massively to the GDP

Industrial production growth at a 11 month high of 8.1% in October, while retail inflation dips to 17 month low

The retail inflation has hit a 17-month low of 2.33% in November as against 3.31 per cent in October as the prices of food items, including vegetables have come down.

The Wire comes up with flawed logic to rubbish new methodology which slashed growth rates of Congress regime

The reasons given by the article by The Wire more amusing as it clearly showed their lack of understanding of data, statistic and above all, of economics.

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