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India’s Economy Expected to Grow 6.5% in FY26, ADB Says

New Delhi – India’s economy is projected to grow 6.5% in the current financial year, the Asian Development Bank (ADB)

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ANALYSIS: Trump’s Tariffs on India—Friction or Opportunity for Reform?

For Washington, the choice is clear: strategic cooperation with India is not optional—it is imperative. A much-anticipated joy erupted among