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Union Budget FY25: Modi 3.0 plays safe, tries to please all as key Assembly polls loom

Virendra Pandit New Delhi: The first full budget of the NDA government for 2024-25 reflects the economic and political compulsion of the Narendra Modi regime—keeping the two key allies (JD-U and TDP) in good humor for political stability, constraints of drawing up plans for the remaining two quarters (October 2024-March 2025), and mopping up resources […]

Roving Periscope: Finally, under pressure, Biden quits the race; backs Kamala Devi Harris

Virendra Pandit New Delhi: Under mounting pressure from within the Democratic Party and without, Joe Biden finally pulled out of his re-election bid on Sunday and backed his deputy, Vice President Kamala Devi Harris, for the US Presidential elections scheduled for November 5, 2024. Former President Donald Trump, the Republican candidate, believes that Harris would […]

Economic Survey: India predicts 6.5 to 7% GDP growth in FY25

Virendra Pandit New Delhi: Asserting that inflation is under control and the Indian economy is on a strong footing, the Economic Survey 2023-24 on Monday highlighted the Narendra Modi government’s thrust on capital expenditure (capex), and said the sustained momentum in private investment has boosted capital formation growth. The survey, which Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman […]

Investments: Ahead of FY25 Budget, Goyal invites diaspora to invest in India’s bright future

Virendra Pandit New Delhi: Emphasizing India’s relentless growth potential, Union Minister for Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal on Saturday invited Indian-Americans and diaspora elsewhere to invest in India’s stock market, bond market, and other financial instruments. Virtually interacting with the Indian-Americans, three days ahead of Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presenting the full Budget for 2024-25 […]

Bangladesh: After 100+ deaths, PM Hasina cancels foreign visits as anti-quota stir intensifies

Virendra Pandit New Delhi: Of the over 5,000 Indian students in Bangladesh, 1,000 have returned home while 4,000 are still stuck in the riot-torn neighboring country struggling to control violent anti-reservation agitation, that has claimed over 100 lives this week and forced Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wazed to cancel her foreign visits. PM Hasina was […]
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