Manjul Paul is a Data Journalist who writes for LiveMint, focusing on national issues in India. With a specialization in data analysis and visualization, Manjul provides insights into economic trends, inflation, GDP growth, and climate change. His articles provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of complex topics through charts, surveys, and analysis.
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Manjul Paul's coverage predominantly focuses on the Indian economy, inflation, and climate change. He frequently cites data in his articles, indicating a preference for evidence-backed insights.
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By: Manjul Paul, Devina Sengupta
India's top IT services firms shrunk their employee costs relative to revenue in the second quarter, even replacing senior employees with junior talent and reducing the number of employees on standby. That may be great for margins. But what does it mean for the sector?
By: Manjul Paul, Tanay Sukumar
Over 88% of urban Indians identify themselves as middle class—and the trend does not change much across income groups. Here's what we found when we asked them their threshold for feeling rich.
By: Manjul Paul
The median pay for listed companies’ top leaders jumped 8.6% to ₹5.7 crore in 2023-24, showed a Mint analysis. This was likely due to a strong net profit growth of nearly 29%, though the average employee in these companies continued to get moderate salary hikes.
As top FMCG players grapple with a double whammy of demand slowdown and input cost inflation, can resilient premium product sales and rural revival offer a bright spot?
The climate finance target of $100-billion-a-year is set for an upgrade. With a Trump administration looming in the US and global temperatures rising to record levels, can COP29 deliver on the hopes? Mint explains the numbers.
A subdued September quarter, marked by revenue slowdown and high-cost pressures, has dampened sentiment. Yet, analysts remain optimistic about a second-half turnaround.
A Mint analysis of the 14 biggest IPOs and 14 massively oversubscribed offerings this year reveals a sobering truth: only 41% lived up to the hype in the September quarter, the first earning season for most of them.
By: Payal Bhattacharya, Manjul Paul
GDP growth is expected to be softer in Q2 than in Q1, primarily due to weak private consumption and declining merchandise exports. While economists expect a recovery in the second half of FY25, some say this won't be sufficient to meet RBI's FY25 growth projection of 7%.
While car sales lost momentum again, rural recovery is holding the two-wheeler market up and providing an overall balance to the sector.
By: Manjul Paul
Global warming breached the critical 1.5°C threshold repeatedly in 2024. As climate challenges intensify, funding gaps continue to test global cooperation and India's resilience to a changing climate.
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