Why RBI’s Assessment Matters The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), in its Annual Report for FY26, has maintained a positive outlook on India’s economic growth. However, the central bank has also cautioned that geopolitical conflicts and wars could create short-term challenges for both economic growth and inflation. In today’s interconnected world, economic performance is influenced…
Why the Monsoon Matters The southwest monsoon is often described as the lifeline of the Indian economy. Despite rapid urbanisation and economic diversification, agriculture, water resources, food security, and rural livelihoods continue to depend heavily on seasonal rainfall. Recent forecasts indicating that rainfall may fall to around 90% of the 50-year average have raised concerns…
Why the Subsidy Debate Matters Agriculture remains the backbone of rural livelihoods in India. To support farmers and ensure food security, governments have traditionally provided various subsidies and financial assistance. These include: While these measures have played an important role in protecting farmers, questions are increasingly being raised about their long-term sustainability and effectiveness. The…
India-Europe Relations in 2026: From Trade Partnership to Strategic Necessity The rapid rise of the India-Europe partnership in 2026 is not accidental — it is a carefully calculated response to a changing global order. As globalization becomes increasingly fragmented and the world gradually shifts toward a multipolar system, India and Europe are beginning to view…
Why IMEC Matters for India and the Global Economy The India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC), unveiled during the 2023 G20 Summit in New Delhi, has rapidly evolved from a diplomatic vision into one of the most important geopolitical and economic initiatives of the decade. By 2026, IMEC is no longer viewed merely as a transport…
Imagine a world where a farmer in a remote village in Odisha can access credit, receive government subsidies, and sell his produce to a buyer in Delhi — all within a few clicks on a smartphone. This isn’t a futuristic vision; it is the reality of India’s Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI). As India accelerates toward…
Important for Prelims: Indian EconomyMains: General Studies Paper III Only half of Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana insurance claims settled in two years Context: According to a recent RTI application, only 329 claims out of 647 claims filed for the accident insurance cover provided to bank account holders under the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana…
Important for Prelims: Indian EconomyMains: General Studies Paper III PM Svandhi’s scheme gives small loans to needy people without CIBIL score: MoS Finance Bhagwat Karad Practice Questions for Prelims Which of the following statements about PM SVANidhi Scheme is correct?1. This scheme was launched by the Ministry of finance2. It was launched on April 1,…
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