Prasanta Sahu is a journalist with a focus on national news in India. He writes for Financial Express and his work has also appeared in publications such as The Indian Express and The New Indian Express. Prasanta covers a wide range of topics including economy, finance, government policies, and budgetary matters.
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By: Prasanta Sahu
In this interview, she says the government will continue with reforms and not let go of schemes which empower the poor.
By: Priyansh Verma, Prasanta Sahu
Interview: Abheek Barua, Mridul Saggar, Madan Sabnavis, N R Bhanumurthy, leading economists
Former Bihar deputy chief minister Sushil Modi's demise at the age of 72 on Tuesday left a void among his political peers, bureaucrats who knew him
By: Prasanta Sahu
The 12 states under review reported a 15% growth in their tax revenues in FY24 at Rs 20.73 trillion compared with the 13% growth recorded in the previous year.
By: Prasanta Sahu
Currently, richer states are getting a disproportionate share in the scheme, whereas the financially stressed and backward ones are lagging in enjoying the full benefits.
By: Prasanta Sahu
Due to a delay in equity infusion by the promoters, the net worth of LTSSHF fell to negative (-) ₹2,573 crore as of March 31, 2023.
As the general election are reaching the final phases, the ministries and departments of the Union government have begun the internal exercise to
There is growing optimism that India is on the cusp of a long-awaited economic take-off and its gross domestic product (GDP) may grow close to
By: Prasanta Sahu, Sachin Kumar
The higher-than-expected dividend of Rs 2.11 trillion from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will let the Centre reduce its market borrowings in the
Global financial hubs being approached. With a sharp 62% decline in net foreign direct investment (FDI) to India in FY24 and a looming crisis in
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