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EL NIÑO COULD REWRITE THE RULES OF INDIA’S FMCG SECTOR Syllabus: GS 3: Effects of Climate Change Food processing Why in the News? Concerns over a potential El Niño event and its impact on the Indian monsoon have drawn attention to vulnerabilities within India’s FMCG sector. Weak rainfall can affect agricultural production, increase input …
Read MoreRBI Holds Rates Amid Growth And Inflation Risks Why in the News ? The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.25% while lowering India’s GDP growth forecast for FY 2026-27 and raising inflation projections due to global uncertainties, supply disruptions affecting agri-food exports, …
Read MoreEl Niño Threatens India’s Economy and Livelihoods Why in the News ? Forecasts indicate a high probability of El Niño developing during 2026–27, raising concerns about below-normal monsoon rainfall in India. Experts warn that its impact may extend beyond weather, affecting agriculture, employment, inflation, and overall economic stability, necessitating comprehensive environmental impact assessment of adaptation …
Read MoreInflation Control Does Not Guarantee Better Affordability Why in the News ? Rising global tensions and concerns over crude oil prices have revived debates on inflation and affordability. While India’s inflation remains within the RBI’s target range, many households continue to face pressure because income growth has not kept pace with rising prices, affecting their …
Read MoreRupee Depreciation Sparks Debate Over RBI’s Intervention Strategy Why in the News ? The continuous fall in the Indian rupee against the US dollar has triggered debate on whether the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) should actively defend the currency using forex reserves or allow market forces to determine its real exchange value. Reasons Behind …
Read MoreSHOULD RBI DEFEND RUPEE, OR LET IT FIND ITS OWN LEVEL Why in the News? The Indian rupee has witnessed a sharp depreciation against the US dollar, triggering concerns about the stability of the Indian economy. Policymakers are debating whether the Reserve Bank of India should actively defend the rupee or allow market forces to …
Read MoreSHOULD THE RUPEE BE LEFT TO DEPRECIATE? Syllabus: GS 3: Banking system Issues related to Banking system Why in the News? The Indian rupee has weakened sharply, touching nearly ₹97 per dollar, amid rising oil prices, speculative capital outflows, and fears of imported inflation following geopolitical tensions in West Asia. INDIA’S EXTERNAL SECTOR MANAGEMENT ● …
Read MoreUnderstand Dovish Monetary Policy: a growth-oriented approach prioritizing lower interest rates, increased money supply, and economic expansion. Essential for GS Paper 3 Economics, this concept is key for UPSC and RBI exam aspirants.
Read MoreUnderstand contractionary fiscal policy—how governments use spending cuts and tax hikes to control inflation and manage the economy. Explore its objectives, real-world applications, and impact on aggregate demand for UPSC GS3 Economics.
Read MoreWhy in the News ? Urban consumers are concerned about stagnant incomes amid rising commodity prices, leading to increased spending. Despite improved job prospects, pessimism persists about the overall economic situation, with many struggling to meet their financial needs. Income Stagnation Amid Rising Job Optimism: A significant share of urban consumers remains optimistic about job …
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