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India's economy is roaring back with an impressive 8.3% growth rate in the third quarter, powered by falling inflation and rising consumer demand. The boost comes after recent tax cuts sparked a wave of economic activity across the country.
State Bank of India is investing directly in startup funds to strengthen the country's millions of small businesses. The banking giant is building innovation hubs in cities nationwide to connect entrepreneurs with funding and technology.
In Hardoi, India, traditional handloom weaving isn't just heritage—it's a thriving business creating jobs and exports. One entrepreneur is proving that ancient craft can power modern prosperity.
A small Indian town transformed a seasonal fruit harvest into a thriving economy that employs farmers, processors, and traders throughout the year. Pratapgarh's amla processing now supports entire families through one entrepreneur's vision to turn local crops into lasting livelihoods.
India just announced $133 billion in infrastructure spending for next year, betting on roads, railways, and new industries while other nations pull back. The budget keeps the country on track for up to 7.2% growth even as global trade wobbles.
India selected Kerala and three other states to build a rare earth minerals corridor that could create 50,000 jobs and attract $5 billion in investment. The project turns Kerala's coastal mineral wealth into permanent magnets for defense, space, and electric vehicles.
India's latest economic survey reveals poverty has dropped to just 5.3%, while unemployment falls and health outcomes soar. Millions are finding stable work and better lives thanks to sweeping reforms.
New government data shows India's most vulnerable families experienced the biggest jump in spending power, with targeted welfare programs lifting millions out of poverty. Direct cash transfers, pensions, and healthcare investments are narrowing the country's wealth gap.
Millions of Indians are building sustainable businesses from their homes without storefronts or ads. Women, small-town entrepreneurs, and returning migrants are rewriting what it means to run a company in modern India.