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Along with strong Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth, approximately one sixth of the world's population and a growing per capita income, India has been on the forefront of consumer demand.

The year 2020 has seen an unprecedented pandemic that has impacted the global economy.

JSA in partnership with LiveMint, presents the thought-provoking video and podcast series "Transforming India: The Road to 2047".

This must be the question on everyone's mind now when India is headed into Lockdown 4.0.

With the objective of maximizing the investments in the Indian markets, SEBI has formulated investment guidelines that will be economical and favoured by the investors.

This amendment allows the trusts to be able to expand their business units to SEZs and shall be able to export their products.

The slow-balisation of economies on the pretext of COVID-19 has adversely impacted credit delivery and asset prices depressing the flow of capital across sectors.

The government has also not shied away from difficult decisions such as completely de-regulating the price of diesel which previously accounted for around 50% of total fuel subsidies.

With a Government that has achieved a significant momentum for legal and policy reform, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

India's economy is gaining momentum. It is projected to grow by 7.3% this year, making it the world's fastest growing economy.

The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) released its Global Innovation Index for 2021. The 14th Edition of the GII is based on the theme- "Tracking Innovation through the COVID-19 Crisis".

India is making her mark in the global economy. Towards this, there has also been a focused initiative towards ensuring India's recognition on the global stage as a quality conscious country.

With the advent of liberalization in the Indian economy, the growth of foreign market players has tremendously increased.

India’s Economic Odyssey 2026 is Ankura’s in‑depth analysis of India’s economic outlook, policy environment, and sectoral opportunities as the country enters its next phase of growth.

I feel otherwise. Contracts are not mere agreements or written ones aren't just a piece of paper. They are much more than that.

As a result, there is a huge opportunity for Scottish businesses looking to expand into the booming economy, from low operational costs and tax-free zones to highly...

With Indian companies rapidly expanding their presence internationally, there has been an increased keenness in companies operating in high growth sectors to migrate their holding company structures from India to reputed offshore jurisdictions.