The initial prints for GDP growth and gross value added (GVA) at basic prices for Q1 FY2017 stand at 7.1% and 7.3%, respectively, largely in line with our expectations
Q1 GDP disappoints but hope floats on recovery
Economic growth data to be released today
Adding to concerns over GDP and its relevance are widening revisions that threaten to send policy makers and investors off in the wrong direction
Panagariya said monsoon will deliver this time and India can expect robust agriculture growth
If volumes don't pick up soon or commodities don't fall further, a choice would have to be made between lower inflation and higher corporate earnings
India's first quarter GDP growth was at 7.9% y-o-y, primarily led by urban consumption demand
Morgan Stanley's chief global strategist says investment to India has largely been supported by govt
First-quarter GDP growth has now been revised higher by six-tenths of a point
Jayant Sinha cited IMF chief Christine Lagarde's complete faith in the numbers put out by the CSO
At 3,249 statisticians, India's data crunchers number a fifth of what China puts on the ground to calculate its GDP
Interview with Chairman, National Statistical Commission
The GDP grew by 7.9 per cent in the quarter ended March 2016, beating expectations
A growth of 7.9% in fourth quarter of 2015-16 was a reflection of the economy gaining momentum following a series of far, said Ficci secretary
With such a high growth number, India outpaces China - giving PM Modi more reasons to celebrate after completing two years in office last week
The UN's mid-2016 report on the World Economic Situation and Prospects paints a 'bleak picture' of the global economy
The CII had also identified six manufacturing sectors and 26 sub-sectors in which India can be number one or two in the world
According to the report, India is expected to achieve a 7.5% GDP growth in 2017
The data released by the RBI can now finally put this controversy to rest as they clearly show smaller companies have fared better than their larger counterparts during the past few years
IMF also said that weak exports and sluggish credit growth will weigh on the economy