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How India's GDP adds up, and what has changed

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By Pramit Bhattacharya
| Data For India
The gross domestic product (GDP) of a country reflects the size of its economy. It is its most important economic statistic, acting as a universal denominator for macro-economic ratios.[1] In this piece, we explain how Indian statisticians calculate the country's GDP, the methodological debates around them, and the revisions made in 2026. The two sides of the macroeconomic ledger There are two main ways to arrive at a country's GDP figures.
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Need a grand bargain to boost job growth

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By Pramit Bhattacharya
| MSN India Verified
A series of worker protests in North India amid the rollout of the new labour codes has drawn attention to India's lopsided labour regime once again. India's labour regime offers very little protection to the vast majority of the country's workforce that is employed in the unorganised sector. It seemingly offers very generous protection to those employed in the organised sector. Yet, enforcement of labour laws remains patchy, given the limited resources of the State.
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Need a grand bargain to boost job growth

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By Pramit Bhattacharya
| Hindustan Times Verified
A series of worker protests in North India amid the rollout of the new labour codes has drawn attention to India’s lopsided labour regime once again. India’s labour regime offers very little protection to the vast majority of the country’s workforce that is employed in the unorganised sector. It seemingly offers very generous protection to those employed in the organised sector. If Indian capitalism has to grow while India remains a democracy, we must build a rational, fair labour regime.
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