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  • GST rationalisation, festival-related spending supported domestic demand during Oct-Nov: RBI bulletin December 22, 2025
    India's economy shows resilience. The Reserve Bank of India's bulletin highlights strong domestic demand in October and November. This boost came from GST rationalisation and festive season spending. Rural demand remains robust. Urban demand is also steadily recovering. High-frequency indicators suggest economic activity is holding up in the third […]
  • CRDA approves over Rs 1,300 crore to develop layouts in Amaravati December 22, 2025
    The Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) meeting, chaired by CM N Chandrababu Naidu, approved over Rs 1,300 crore for layout development and a Rs 444-crore flood pumping system. Decisions also included establishing a quantum computing research center and enhancing facilities for AIS officers, alongside plans for an advanced cultural center reflecting […]
  • India’s core sectors grow 1.8% in November; cement, steel, fertiliser and coal post gains December 22, 2025
    India's eight core infrastructure sectors grew by 1.8% in November 2025, driven by strong performances in cement, steel, fertilizers, and coal production. This marks a rebound from the previous month's contraction. Cumulatively, the core sector expanded by 2.4% from April to November 2025-26.
  • Aadhaar, digital payments cut India's welfare leakage by 13%: BCG Report December 22, 2025
    India has significantly cut welfare system leakage by almost 13 percent. This achievement stems from major digital payment reforms. The country now leads globally in public welfare integrity. Technology adoption ensures aid reaches intended beneficiaries effectively. This success offers a model for other nations to enhance public spending and citizen access […]
  • India in advance stage of negotiations for trade pact with US: Piyush Goyal December 22, 2025
    India is in advanced trade agreement talks with the US, aiming to boost bilateral trade to $500 billion by 2030. Discussions are crucial for resolving US tariffs on Indian goods and include US demands for concessions on agricultural and industrial products, while India prioritizes protecting its farmers and MSMEs.

 

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