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India’s Industrial Moment: A US$ 7 Trillion Transition in MotionThe Green Skin Economy: How Northeast India’s Pineapple Leaves and Banana Stems Could Clothe the WorldSunday Brief: 5 Lesser-Known AI Tools Quietly Redefining Health and WellbeingThe World’s Most Expensive Wood Grows in Assam — And Most People Still Don’t Know ItFrom Hidden Valleys to Hospitality Capital: The Dirang Signal That Redraws Northeast India’s Tourism Map

  • Fiscal Health Index 2026 India showing rising state debt, fiscal deficit, and economic stress
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    The Fiscal Health Index 2026 — India’s Silent Economic Faultline

    ByTeam TQ March 24, 2026March 24, 2026

    The Crisis Beneath the Celebration India today stands at a moment of visible economic confidence. The headlines speak of growth rates, global positioning, manufacturing ambitions, and digital transformation. The narrative is expansive, almost triumphant. But beneath this surface lies a quieter, more structural reality—one that does not lend itself easily to headlines. It is the…

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  • 16:9 digital illustration showing India’s GDP rebasing story — the Indian flag in the foreground, rising growth bars (8.4%, 7.8%, 7.6%), stacked rupee coins, a magnifying glass over “GDP,” contrasting old and new GDP series figures (₹357.14T vs ₹345.47T), and a backdrop blending Indian and Japanese skylines — symbolizing the growth revision, economy size adjustment, and the India–Japan GDP ranking debate.
    Business & Economy | Economy of NE India

    The Number India Can’t Agree On: Inside the Great GDP Rebase — and Why It Matters More Than You Think

    ByTeam TQ March 4, 2026March 4, 2026

    India’s latest GDP release delivered a headline that most newsrooms treated as straightforward good news: Q3 FY26 growth printed at 7.8%, beating expectations, with the full-year estimate revised up to 7.6%. But beneath that optimism lies a statistical twist few are unpacking properly. Using a newly revised base year and methodology, the government now estimates…

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