At the 4th edition of FICCI LEADS 2025, India’s Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav made a clear and compelling statement: “Green finance is the backbone of resilient and competitive economies.” In a world increasingly defined by climate risks, resource pressures, and economic shocks, this statement carries weight not just as policy rhetoric but as a roadmap […]
In a world facing accelerating biodiversity loss, climate change, and ecosystem degradation, there is growing recognition that protecting nature is not only a moral responsibility but also a financial necessity. Traditional conservation efforts, while vital, often struggle with limited funding. To bridge this gap, innovative finance solutions are emerging—connecting environmental goals with economic returns and
Bajaj Finance, one of India’s leading non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), has set an ambitious target of achieving a ₹10 lakh-crore loan book by FY29, reinforcing its position as a growth-driven player in the country’s financial sector. Currently managing assets worth over ₹3.5 lakh crore, the company plans to more than double its book size in
In a significant development for international trade and investment, Israel’s Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has assured Indian companies that they can feel secure while investing in Israel. His remarks come against the backdrop of the India–Israel Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT), which has been designed to strengthen economic ties, boost investor confidence, and open new avenues
Eating soaked chana (black chickpeas / kala chana) daily can provide multiple health benefits because soaking improves digestibility, enhances nutrient absorption, and activates enzymes. Here are the key benefits: 🌿 Health Benefits of Soaked Chana 👉 Best way to consume:
Here’s an in-depth breakdown of Telangana topping India’s Per Capita Income (PCI) charts, as of early September 2025: Telangana Tops Per Capita Income – What’s Driving It? 1. The Numbers Speak 2. Growth Across Sectors: A Balanced Story Telangana’s sustained and diversified growth across sectors is a cornerstone of its economic success: 3. Policy Push:
Japanese shipping giant Mitsui O.S.K. Lines is exploring local tanker-building partnerships to support India’s plan to reduce reliance on foreign shipping by a third by 2047. This aligns with the government’s ₹25,000 crore maritime development fund announced in the February budget, aimed at bolstering domestic shipbuilding and repair industries. This collaboration could catalyze India’s shipbuilding
Indian stock indices edged higher as Infosys revealed plans to consider a share buyback on September 11, boosting the IT sector by over 2%, with Infosys itself surging more than 4%. Positive sentiment was further spurred by expectations of a U.S. interest rate cut and the recent GST tax cuts, which are expected to buoy
India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) continues to evolve as the government works toward simplifying compliance, easing the burden on taxpayers, and strengthening economic growth. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman recently emphasized that the latest round of GST reforms will not only streamline processes but also act as a catalyst for boosting consumption and the overall
Even as India remains among the world’s fastest-growing economies, foreign investment inflows remain subdued. Experts cite structural issues and policy bottlenecks as major deterrents for global investors. The imbalance between growth potential and capital inflows raises concerns about India’s ability to attract adequate foreign capital. Addressing this will require reforms to instill confidence through policy
