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Are Indian startups not scaling up on innovation?

Context : Relevance : GS 3(Economic Development) Capital and Risk in Deep-Tech Startups: Venture Capital and Innovation: Growth of Startups in India: Challenges in Scaling Startups: Barriers to Growth: Inclusivity in Startups: Keys to Success for Startups: Conclusion:

Land-holding farmers doing non-farming activities helps efficiency

Study Focus: The study explores how land-holding farmers in rural India, who engage in non-farming activities, experience improved labour efficiency on their farms. Relevance : GS 3 (Economic Development, Agriculture, and Science & Technology) Key Findings: Study Methodology: Role of Non-Farm Activities: Challenges: Recommendations: Implications for Farming: Conclusion: Non-farm activities, especially through migration or entrepreneurship, can […]

How governmentality exacerbates the problem of farmers’ stubble burning

A study analyzes how governmentality and market failures exacerbate the issue of farmers’ stubble burning in India. It highlights how policies like MSP push farmers toward mono-cropping and unsustainable practices, with stubble burning seen as a survival tactic. Relevance : GS 3(Economic Development,Agriculture) Governmentality and Its Role in Exacerbating Stubble Burning: Neoliberal Policies and Market Failures: Farmers’ Perceptions and Government Policies: Market […]

Urban consumers are worried about their income levels

Context : Divergence Between Employment Optimism and Income Pessimism Relevance : GS 1(Urbanization), GS 3(Economy) Reversal of Income Optimism Since March 2024 Rural Income Pessimism More Pronounced Rising Commodity Prices Pressuring Households Spending Has Increased, But Not Due to Higher Incomes Deterioration in Overall Economic Sentiment Key Takeaways

India better off than others in tariff row

Context: Global Tariff War Impact Relevance : GS 3(Economy ,Global Trade) RBI’s Response & Growth Revision Why India is Less Affected Inflation Impact: Mixed Outlook Currency Stability & Resilience Strategic Advantages for India Conclusion: India’s Position

RBI cuts repo rate by 0.25%

Context : The Reserve Bank of India, amid global trade tensions and slowing domestic demand, cut the repo rate by 0.25% to 6%. It also revised the GDP growth forecast downward from 6.7% to 6.5%, signaling a shift to a more accommodative policy stance. Relevance : GS 3(Economy ) Repo Rate Cut: Shift in Policy Stance: GDP Growth Forecast Lowered: Global Trade War Impact: Impact […]

Banks to pay same interest rates

Background Context Relevance : GS 3(Indian Economy ) Key Provisions of the Master Direction Implications of the New RBI Guidelines For Banks For Depositors For the Economy Conclusion