Rupee Slides To Record Low Beyond 95 Against Dollar As Oil Prices Surge
Indian rupee breaches 95 against the US dollar as rising crude oil prices and geopolitical tensions pressure the currency and markets.
Dr Rajeshwar Singh Backs India Growth Story With IMF Data; Targets SP
Dr Rajeshwar Singh cites IMF data to defend India’s growth, highlights FDI and forex gains, and criticises Samajwadi Party’s economic outlook.
India’s Economy Strong, Steps Taken To Tackle West Asia Impact, Says PM Modi
PM Modi says India’s economic fundamentals remain strong, outlines steps to manage supply chains and minimise impact of West Asia conflict.
India Emerges Fastest Growing Economy Globally Under PM Modi: PM Carney
PM Carney credits PM Modi’s leadership for India’s rapid economic ascent and pledges deeper strategic, defence and trade cooperation.
Mark Carney Calls India World’s Fastest-Growing Major Economy; Signals Deeper Canada Ties
Canadian PM Mark Carney described India as the world’s fastest-growing major economy and signalled deeper economic cooperation during his Mumbai visit.
Piyush Goyal Rebuts Rahul Gandhi’s Criticism Of India–US Trade Agreement
Piyush Goyal rejects Rahul Gandhi’s criticism of the India–US trade deal, calling it misleading and reiterating that the agreement protects farmers and boosts key sectors.
India Positioning Itself For Sustained Global Relevance And Growth, Says PM Modi
PM Modi outlines India’s trade strategy, reform push and global ambitions while replying to the Motion of Thanks in the Rajya Sabha.
BJP Hits Back At Kharge’s Budget Criticism, Says PM Modi Has Clear Vision For ‘Viksit Bharat’
The BJP on Monday hit back at Kharge’s Budget 2026-27 criticism, saying the Modi government has a clear vision for ‘Viksit Bharat’.
Amit Shah Praises Budget 2026–27 For Boosting India’s Global Profile
Amit Shah on Sunday praised the Union Budget 2026–27, calling it a catalyst for strengthening India’s position as a global economic power.
India’s Fiscal Deficit At 54.5% Of Full-Year Target In April–December
India’s fiscal deficit for April–December 2025-26 stood at Rs 8.55 lakh crore, lower than last year’s level, aided by higher revenues and controlled expenditure.
