JULY-SEPTEMBER 2024 ISSUE

India intends to peg its target for fiscal deficit in FY25 at 5.1% of gross domestic product(GDP) in the upcoming budget to be presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. A Blueprint for Viksit Bharat (Developed India) should emphasise job creation through labour-intensive manufacturing, providing credit for MSMEs, keeping the continued focus on expanding service exports and further consolidating to a fiscal deficit below 4.5% of the GDP by FY26. The current issue of Economic Challenger brings many research topics concentrating on the above themes. Have a look at its contents;

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THE OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2025 ISSUE

THE OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2025 ISSUE Apple factories in India are at full steam to roll out the i-Phone 17. Bengaluru's Foxconn is the largest contract manufacturer for the i-Phones in terms of total manpower capacity and potential value of production. The plant i-Phone on nearly 300 acres, began test production of the new model in April 2025. The facroty currently employs around 25,000 workers about a quarter of its full capacity of 100,000 people. Apple Inc. has unveiled its i-Phone 17 featuring the slimmer and more energy efficient i-Phone Air on 9the September keeping prices unchanged despite rising cost fears from the $ 1 billion U.S. tariffs The current issue of Economic Challenger throws light on certain issues relating to Mexican Stock Exchange, women empowerment, role of arttificial intelligence, and trade deficit with China. Next year we propose to invite extensive studies on global issues like trade, tariff and tensions. Any suggesstions for improv...

ARTICLES INVITED FOR APRIL-JUNE ISSUE

ARTICLES INVITED FOR APRIL-JUNE 2026 ISSUE Articles are invited for the APRIL-JUNE 2026 issue, volume 28, Issue 111. Please choose your themes and submit your articles. 1. India to play a key role as a Global Innovation Hub. 2. Cyber Frauds in India need to be treated with an Iron Hand. 3. India is well-positioned to become an AI powerhouse. 4. India's manufacturing activity(PMI) is likely to be strengthened due to productivity gains fuelled by strong domestic demand. 5. Non-US markets make up for export loss due to hefty 50% Tariffs imposed by the US. 6. Gold buying by Central Banks is increasing globally. 7. China continues to weaponise the domination of the critical minerals supply chain. 8. Ten years of India's Startup Eco System: Significance in employment generation, innovation and strengthening of domestic value chains in diverse sectors in India. Articles may be mailed to us at editoreconomicchallenger.net by 15 March 2025. Th...

ARTICLES INVITED FOR OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2025 ISSUE

ARTICLES INVITED FOR OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2025 ISSUE Articles are invited for OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2025, volume 28, Issue 109. Please choose your themes and submit your articles. 1. Municipal Waste can create wealth: solid and liquid waste in India can be turned into a Rs 5-lakh crore business, creating jobs and addressing environmental concerns. 2. India's mandatory CSR Norms (2% on spends) can be a Model benchmark for international companies to follow suit. 3. Grassroots Innovation in food security through a shift from cash crops to food crops can root out Hunger and malnutrition. 4. India is turning environmental, social and governance (ESG) challenges into opportunities, using technology, policy, and innovation to address energy consumption, sustainable construction and supply chain vulnerabilities. 5. Focus Must Shift to Long-term Educational Solutions. A Girl child dropout is not onl...

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