India and other nations face significant economic and social challenges as birth rates decline dramatically, leading to aging populations and fewer young workers. The global fertility rate has ...

Another significant element of India's population challenge is gender inequality, with Muttreja referring to this as "the ...

India and emerging Asia are poised to account for 30 per cent of global consumption at purchasing-power parity by 2050 ...

According to a report by World Data Lab, India is projected to account for 16% of global consumption at purchasing power parity (PPP) by 2050. This will be up from 4% in 1997 and 9% in 2023.

India's economy is likely to continue its sluggish pace of growth next fiscal year weighed down by global risks, according to a finance ministry report that has called on states to pursue business ...

The world is greying—rapidly. By 2050, 22% of the global population will be aged 60 or above, up from just 12% in 2015. This demographic shift isn’t a societal challenge; it’s a colossal economic ...

This year's survey projects a GDP growth trajectory for India in FY26, estimating a range between 6.3% and 6.8%. This outlook ...

It predicts that through 2050, that advantage will shrink ... structures alike,” says the report. One way India can delay the negative economic consequences of demographic shift is by increasing ...

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi may seek to shore up faltering economic growth, placate a middle class squeezed by high ...

The World Bank projects India's economy to grow by 6.7 per cent in the next fiscal year starting in April, slightly higher than in the current fiscal year, and continuing to top the growth tally.