The report, which was laid before the state assembly on Saturday evening, stated that the size of Odisha's economy proxied by GSDP at current prices is estimated to be at Rs 9.5 trillion in 2024-25
While the Economic Survey last month hailed a Kerala model of land leasing, there exist multiple blocks to a comprehensive policy, in part due to differing state laws
Rules for consumer-facing services, such as cab aggregators, need to be reviewed to ensure both drivers and passengers are treated fairly
However, on the flip side, the reins of entrepreneurial ownership remain dominantly male-held
Union budget 2025-26 Live Updates: Modi govt has made some big announcements including changes in the new tax regime with taxpayers not having to pay any income tax on earnings up to Rs 12 lpa
The Economic Survey released on Friday emphasised that the private sector must take the lead in driving economic growth
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present her eighth consecutive budget today. This will also be the second budget under the third term of the Modi administration
New tax regime updates: Under the new system, taxpayers will not have to pay any income tax on earnings up to Rs 12 lakh per annum
Unemployment rates in urban and rural areas have declined
Increased global temperatures will exacerbate the frequency and severity of climate change impacts and the consequent losses
Both govt, pvt companies should introduce AI over optimised period to minimise job loss
It discussed the medium- to long-term challenges in detail, which should guide policymaking
The first thing that stands out from the Survey is its realism when it comes to growth expectations
The Survey, while underplaying the short-term outlook, takes a wider and long-term perspective on growth and presents a reform agenda in order to achieve the 2047 goal
As of November, 3.64 lakh villages have achieved ODF Plus status, ensuring solid and liquid waste management and maintaining cleanliness standards
Quoting the Chinese proverb, "May we live in interesting times!" the Survey noted that it is especially relevant in today's turbulent world
The forecast for FY26 suggests only a little change over the 6.4 per cent growth expected for 2024-25, according to Advance Estimates
Investment, jobs, and deregulation vital for India's development
As of FY24, GCCs in India employed nearly 1.9 million professionals. Over the past five years, India has remained at the forefront of the global GCC expansion strategy, with more than 400 new GCCs
Making a case for Ease of Doing Business 2.0, the Survey said states need to remove prohibitions on women working in factory processes