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Monsoon makes India entry, hit Nicobar Islands
The monsoon is expected to hit the mainland on May 31 when it hits Kerala. The normal date for hitting the mainland is June 1
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In May, cruel sun promises April rerun, warns met office
Rainfall during May could range from 91% to 109% of the long period average
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Vegetable prices soaring on heatwave
The intensifying heatwave conditions could affect farm produce and raise inflation by 30-50 basis points
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Heatwaves may not hinder India’s growth
while certain sectors and regions may experience adverse effects from heatwaves, the diversified nature of the economy, regional variability, resilien
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Experts see bountiful monsoon this year
Weather scientists in India have said that La Nina conditions setting in by June-August could mean better monsoon this year
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Pricey vegetables, dal may push back rate cut
May was a time of delight for policymakers with retail inflation touching a 25-month low. It was the third successive month of decline with the rates
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El-Nino eating away your chocolates
El Niño can also influence cocoa production in the upcoming season. There are concerns about the impact of El Niño on weather conditions in Ivory Co
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Stock at Stake: Patanjali looking to dominate FMCG space
Currently with a focus on make in India and higher nationalism, as and when consumers will shift towards the organized sector they are likely to opt f
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Auto sector shares step on the gas pedal
In May, sales picked up some pace as retail sales grew 10%. Two-wheeler sales went up 9%, three-wheeler sales zoomed 79%. Meanwhile, Passenger vehicl
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FinMin cautiously optimistic about India’s growth
Finance ministry’s observations follow the prediction of the IMF in the second week of this month that the Indian economy would grow by about 5.9% i
