Economics & Global Markets 139 articles

Economics & Global Markets
  • October 4, 2026

CM Likely to Attend Upcoming GST Meeting to Discuss State Finances

The Chief Minister (CM) is very likely to attend the next Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council meeting. This is a highly anticipated event for our state. The meeting will bring together leaders and finance ministers from different states and the central government. They will talk about taxes, money sharing, and how to make the […]

Economics & Global Markets
  • October 2, 2026

Swadeshi Products Can Strengthen Self-Reliance, Says BJP

Hello dear readers! Today we want to talk about a very important topic that is currently in the news. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has recently stated that using Swadeshi, or local goods, can make our country much stronger and fully self-reliant. In this post, we will look at why local products matter so much […]

Government Caps Sugar Stock Limit to 1,000 Quintals to Control Festive Season Prices

The Indian government has taken a big step to control sugar prices. They have set a new stock limit for sugar dealers across the country. From now on, dealers can only keep up to 1,000 quintals of sugar at any given time. This rule comes just before the busy festive season begins. The main goal […]

Business & Entrepreneurship
  • September 28, 2026

UAE Signals Massive $25 Billion Investment in India Focusing on Ports and Energy

The economic partnership between India and the United Arab Emirates is growing stronger every single day. Recently, Indian Minister Piyush Goyal shared some amazing news with the public. The UAE is now looking to invest another huge amount of twenty-five billion dollars into India. This is a massive step forward for both nations and will […]

Economics & Global Markets
  • September 24, 2026

Odisha’s Mining Policy: Why Lawmakers are Worried About Future Revenue

Mining is a massive part of the economy in Odisha. It provides jobs, raw materials, and significant tax revenue. Recently, there has been a lot of talk about how new changes to the Mines Act might affect the state. Many legislators have raised concerns that these changes could lead to a loss of income for […]

Business & Entrepreneurship
  • September 16, 2026

Government Cuts Windfall Tax on Petrol, Diesel, and ATF: What It Means for You

Hello everyone! Today we are going to talk about a very important piece of news that affects our daily lives and the country’s economy. The government has recently decided to cut the windfall tax on the export of petrol, diesel, and ATF (Aviation Turbine Fuel). If you are wondering what this means and how it […]

Economics & Global Markets
  • September 11, 2026

Climate Change as an Economic Risk: Why Saving the Planet Saves Our Money

Climate change is no longer just a topic for science classes or nature documentaries. It has entered our daily lives and, more importantly, our wallets. Recently, the Chairman of the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) made a very important point. He stated that climate change has now become a major economic risk. This means […]

Economics & Global Markets
  • September 6, 2026

The Political Cost of Unconditional Cash Transfers

Many governments around the world are trying a simple way to help poor people. They give them cash directly. There are no rules on how to spend this money. This is called an unconditional cash transfer. While it sounds like a great idea to help people buy food and pay bills, it has many hidden […]

Sugar Prices Jump in India: Why the Government is Halving Stock Limits

Sugar Prices Shoot Up Across India Have you noticed your daily tea or coffee getting more expensive lately? You are not alone. Sugar prices in India have jumped a lot in a very short time. At the end of June, a kilo of sugar cost about Rs 47. But by August 29, the price shot […]

Economics & Global Markets
  • September 6, 2026

Isro Employees Seek Answers As Private Companies Enter India’s Space Sector

India’s space sector is changing very fast. The government is opening the doors for private companies to build rockets and satellites. But this big change is making some workers inside the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) very worried. They want to know what the future holds for them and their jobs. This situation is very […]