India’s FSAP 2024–25 by IMF and World Bank praises India’s stronger, more inclusive financial system, effective RBI and SEBI reforms, and advances in digital infrastructure, credit, and sustainable finance for growth toward a USD 30 trillion economy.
Once on the verge of failure in 2018 and now making record profits in 2024, India's banking comeback is definitely a lesson to learn from in terms of reforming, being transparent, and not giving up.
India's seafood exports surged 17% to $3.97 billion in H1 2025 despite a 6% dip in US shipments, driven by higher sales to China, Vietnam, and Thailand amid US tariff challenges.
The consumption boom financed through tax cuts is evident in the rise of disposable incomes, business profitability, compliance, and formalization, rural demand revival, and investment activity.
Today, as Vande Mataram completes 150 years, we are not celebrating just a song, we are bowing to the civilizational consciousness of Bharat, reawakened by Bankim Chandra in 1875