Ishaan Gera is a Senior Assistant Editor at The Economic Times. He focuses on the intersection of technology and society, with a keen interest in finance, personal finance, climate change, and business economics. Ishaan's work has been featured in notable publications such as Rediff.com India Ltd., Business Standard, and moneycontrol.com.
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Despite the government’s focus on digital India, a Moneycontrol analysis of the government’s Unified District Information System for
By: Ishaan Gera
As dropout rates worsen for upper primary classes (6-8) in Bihar, UP witnesses a massive decline in dropout rates in 2023-24
By: Ishaan Gera
India’s economy is expected to perform better in the third quarter compared with the previous quarter when growth slumped to a near two-year low of 5.4%
The compounded annual growth rate of defence capex was 9.1 percent between 2019-20 and 2024-25, compared with 6 percent between 2014-15 and 2019-20
By: Ishaan Gera
The first advanced estimates released by the government showed that growth is likely to settle below the 7 percent mark for the first time in four years
India’s nominal growth may dip to 9.7 percent in FY25, a tad higher than the previous year’s 9.6 percent but lower than the budget target of 10.5 percent
By: Ishaan Gera
The investment rate, calculated in nominal terms, was even lower than the pre-pandemic average of 30.2 percent
While the agriculture budget has grown at a compounded annual growth rate of 5.4 percent since 2019-20, non-PM-KISAN spending has increased 6.5 percent annually
By: Ishaan Gera
A Moneycontrol analysis shows that India’s growth figures have witnessed an average 0.9 percentage point revision over the last eight years between the first release and final data
By: Ishaan Gera
India’s growth is set to slow down to a four-year low or 6.4 percent in FY25, data released by the government showed earlier this week
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