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Economy and Finance

World Bank retains forecast of 7.5% growth in FY19-20 for the Indian economy

OpIndia Staff -
The World Bank has projected that the Indian economy will grow at a rate of 7.5 per cent for the next 3 fiscal years.
Economy and Finance

India is poised to uplift 2.5 crore households out of poverty by 2030, reports the World Economic Forum

OpIndia Staff -
According to a World Economic Forum report, share of households below poverty line will reduce from 15% today to 5% by 2030
News Reports

This Perambur candidate has cash asset of Rs 1.76 crore, had taken a loan from the ‘World Bank’

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In 2009 Lok Sabha elections, J Mohanraj had declared deposits of Rs 1977 crores, making him the richest man contesting Lok Sabha elections
Government and Policy

‘India’s energy demand to be more than doubled by 2040’: PM Modi at Petrotech 2019

OpIndia Staff -
Energy demand in India is growing at more than 5% annually.
Economy and Finance

The way forward for India: Targeted Basic Income

Karan -
The choice of this new policy instrument is very clear, it should come under the Direct Benefit Transfer framework in the form of a Targeted Basic Income.
Economy and Finance

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

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

Growth in India solidifying, will propel upwards says World Bank

OpIndia Staff -
The World Bank predicts 7.3% growth in 2018-19 fiscal year
News Reports

World Bank lauds Swachh Bharat Mission as the world’s biggest sanitation movement

OpIndia Staff -
The mission is winning accolades for openly talking about a subject that was a taboo till recently
News Reports

Reviewing the long and winding path of development tread by the Modi government

Shashank Goyal -
The government has delivered well on most parameters
News Reports

India’s success in eliminating poverty has been even greater than many believed

OpIndia Staff -
By 2022, India's poverty headcount will reduce to less than 20 million, expected to become zero soon thereafter
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