Indian Economy News & Discussion - Nov 27 2017

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Tanaji wrote: 18 Jan 2026 02:11 If one uses inflation as a parameter, Rs 100 in 2014 is Rs 173.45 today. So an increase yes but not 3 times.

Mind you this does not include the increasing cost of pensions which eats into what is really available.
Inflation in India is one part. The other part is INR weakening against the dollar. Since we import a lot of defense equipment, that also has to be taken into account.
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https://www.indiabudget.gov.in
Demand 21 - Defense Capital outlays, page 77 of the budget document.

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Also on my India Indicators blog:
https://india-indicators.blogspot.com/2 ... 25-26.html
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“Other equipment” in all three branches is the most spend.
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Cross posting from Modi 3.0
Borge Brende: 'India Is Contributing To 20 Percent Of The Overall Global Growth' | Davos 2026
World Economic Forum President Borge Brende joins India Today at Davos 2026 to discuss the most complex geopolitical landscape since 1945. Amidst escalating tensions between Europe and the US over Greenland and ongoing trade disputes, Brende highlights the resilience of global growth, now exceeding 3%. He specifically notes India's rising economic self-confidence, describing it as the fastest-growing large economy contributing significantly to global expansion. Brende suggests that while geopolitics are increasingly fragmented, 'cooperation in a very competitive world' remains possible. He expresses hope for a resolution to the Ukraine conflict in 2026 and discusses the potential for an India-EU trade deal. The conversation also covers the impact of frontier technologies like AI as new growth engines and the risks posed by global debt bubbles and 'black swan' events like cyber warfare.
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LIVE: IMF Lifts India's GDP Growth Projection to 7.3 Per Cent for Financial Year 2026 | N18G
The International Monetary Fund raised its forecast for India's economic growth in fiscal 2026 by 0.7 percentage points to 7.3%, citing strong momentum, but said growth is likely to slow to 6.4% in the following two fiscal years as cyclical factors fade.
The upgrade follows a revision earlier this month by India's National Statistics Office, which raised its estimate for growth to 7.4% in the year ending March 31, above the government's initial projection of 6.3% to 6.8%.

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