Government Fiscal Policy - India plans to maintain its borrowing program for the second half of the financial year [1] - India intends to absorb revenue losses resulting from recent consumption tax cuts [1]

Nepal turmoil adds to India's woes in South Asia https://t.co/8eDfh54ewM ...

Every time I walk into the room abroad, whether it's filled with policy makers, young leaders, or just silent eyes waiting to listen, I don't just carry my identity. I carry the heartbeat of a billion dreams stitched into one name, India. To all my fellow young change makers, the audience, the uh the eyes, the minds are the prana.My name is Pavika and for the next few minutes, I believe you all can identify me as before I delve into it, I need to confess something. The first time I was called a youth repres ...

China now has around three combat aircraft for every Indian one, a higher ratio than a decade ago. As the MiG-21 flies into the sunset, that gap could grow https://t.co/4sJxHDwQ7A ...

Developing countries—especially India—should learn from one place in particular https://t.co/g8AIUHnpqF ...

After 62 years of service, India will retire a warplane that came to acquire iconic status—and a reputation for killing its pilots https://t.co/GNpjglkY8A ...

Donald Trump said there was "nothing to worry about" in his relationship with India, even as the US has pushed forward with a 50% tariff on many goods from the country https://t.co/62G2Il0UVj ...

Before the Russian conflict, the Indians bought less than 2% of their oil from Russia. Less than 2%. And now they're buying 40% of their oil from Russia.What they're doing is because the oil is sanctioned, it's really, really cheap because the Russians are trying to find people to buy it. And so the Indians have just decided, ah, the heck with it. let's buy it cheap and make a ton of money.But you know what. That is just plain wrong. It's ridiculous.And they either need to decide which side they want to be ...

Geopolitical & Economic Relations - The US-India relationship has soured, with India potentially aligning with China and Russia [1] - India's increased purchase of Russian oil, now 40% compared to less than 2% before the conflict, is viewed negatively by the US [2][3] - The US considers India's actions as prioritizing cheap oil and profit over geopolitical alignment [3] - The US emphasizes its position as the world's largest consumer with a $30 trillion economy, implying that countries will eventually need to cater to the American market [4] - The US suggests potential tariffs of 50% if India does not support the dollar and align with the US [7] Trade & Manufacturing - Some US companies have shifted manufacturing from China to India [4] - The US expresses concern that India is not opening its market sufficiently [7] Legal & Political - The US believes it has not lost leverage despite a recent court case [5] - The US anticipates the Supreme Court will side with President Trump [6]

A cut in the consumer and personal income tax, and a trim in rates by the central bank are giving global funds reasons to return to India. Read for free with your email on what could move markets today https://t.co/R3KyCUXKHh ...