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Driving Climate Action Towards A Future Ready India
The current GDP of USD 2.25 trillion will not be sufficient to meet India’s ambitious Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which are estimated to cost USD 2.5 trillion and USD 8.9 trillion, respectively, by 2030.
Read MoreIndia Will Grow At 7.2% In Fiscal 2018: World Bank
"Economic activity ought to accelerate in 2017-18. GDP is projected to grow at 7.2 per cent from 6.8 per cent in 2016- 17."
Read MoreThree Years Of Modi Govt: Power Sector Report Card
As Modi government draws to its three years completion, it’s time to take stock of the hits and misses of the sector
Read MoreGST To Push India's Growth But Bad Loans Still A Problem: IMF
Observing that India is the "fastest growing emerging market economy" in the region, Tao Zhang, Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, said the IMF believes that India will continue to grow at a fast pace, with a projected 6.8 per cent rate for Financial Year 2016-17 and 7.2 per cent in 2017-18
Read MoreWorries Over Donald Trump Policies Cloud Start Of IMF, World Bank Meetings
World finance leaders are gathering on US President Donald Trump's home turf on Thursday to try to nudge his still-evolving policies away from protectionism and show broad support for open trade and global integration
Read MoreIndia Will Benefit From Donald Trump's Protectionist Measures, Suggests World Bank
South Asian countries in particular India need not worry much from potential protectionist measures from the US and other developed nations as such a move is bound to benefit them and open up new vistas of opportunities, a top World Bank official said
Read MoreNew World Bank CEO Defends Globalisation, Warns Against Protectionism
The World Bank's newly appointed chief executive gave a spirited defence of globalisation during her first official visit to China, saying it had helped richer and poorer countries, and economic integration made it hard for any nation to walk away
Read MoreStarting A New Business Is No More Hassle, Improvement In Ease Of Doing Business In India
In Delhi, a company needs to follow 12 procedures to incorporate a company. Mumbai take 14 days as you have to register for profession tax
Read MoreWorld Bank Invests $1.4 Billion In Maharashtra Urban Transport
World Bank working with the Maharashtra government to deliver a proposed assistance programme of over $1 billion
Read MoreWorld Bank CEO Travels In Mumbai Local Train
During her journey, she interacted with commuters and heard their experiences while travelling in suburban trains
Read MoreWorld Bank CEO To Inspect Mumbai Suburban Rail System
World Bank's Chief Executive Officer Kristalina Georgieva will inspect the operations of the World Bank-supported suburban rail system in Mumbai
Read More‘Demonetisation, A Courageous Initiative’
India’s commitment to stimulate growth and lift the poorest and most vulnerable is quite evident and must be praised
Read MoreBudget 2017 Rests On Four Broad Pillars
This government in the last two years and more had demonstrated its vision, strategy and ability to make lasting impact on the nation’s psyche
Read MoreDemonetisation Effects In India To Disappear In Medium Term, Says World Bank
The World Bank on Wednesday said that the "adverse effects" of demonetisation in India will disappear in the medium term, saying any reform has short-term costs
Read MorePost Demonetisation, World Bank Drops India's Growth Rate To 7 per cent
The World Bank on Wednesday decelerated India's growth for 2016-17 fiscal to a 'still robust' 7 per cent from its previous estimate of 7.6 due to demonetisation, but asserted that the country would regain momentum in the following years with 7.6 and 7.8 per cent growth
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