How do you call yourself educated When you post old news, dont verify what you post 🤡 It was only about the base, which MOSPI recalculated the GDP in February

How do you call yourself educated When you post old news, dont verify what you post 🤡 It was only about the base, which MOSPI recalculated the GDP in February

अब हर जिले का होगा अपन GDP Estimate! PM मोदी ने NITI Aayog Meeting में दिया बड़ा सुझाव: → राष्ट्रीय राज्य जिला GDP → MoSPI का नया DDP framework → 26 राज्य/UTs अब calculate कर रहे हैं हेल्थी कंपटीशन = बेहतर विकास क्या आपका जिला growth champion होगा ।।

#INDIAN STOCK MARKET: #ECONOMIC CALENDAR (WEEK OF JUNE 15, 2026) 🔹 June 15, 2026 (06:30 AM) – WPI Inflation YoY (May): India's wholesale inflation is projected at 9.5%, compared with the previous reading of 8.3%, reflecting continued input cost pressures across sectors. 🔹 June 15, 2026 (06:30 AM) – WPI Manufacturing YoY (May): Wholesale inflation for manufactured products is estimated at 4.9%, up from the previous 4.62%. 🔹 June 15, 2026 (06:30 AM) – WPI Fuel YoY (May): Fuel inflation is expected at 25.0%, slightly higher than the previous reading of 24.71%. 🔹 June 15, 2026 (06:30 AM) – WPI Food Index YoY (May): Food inflation is forecast to rise marginally to 2.1% from the prior 1.98%. 🔹 June 15, 2026 (10:30 AM) – MoSPI PLFS Bulletin (May): The Ministry of Statistics is scheduled to release the latest employment data, with the unemployment rate estimated at 5.3% versus 5.2% previously. 🔹 June 16, 2026 (All Day) – Balance of Trade (May): India's trade deficit is projected at $26.0 billion, improving from the previous deficit of $28.38 billion. 🔹 June 16, 2026 (All Day) – Passenger Vehicle Sales YoY (May): Auto sector participants will closely track vehicle sales data following the previous growth rate of 2.5%. 🔹 June 19, 2026 (11:30 AM) – RBI Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes: Investors will analyze the RBI's detailed policy discussions and voting rationale behind maintaining the Repo Rate at 5.25%. 🔹 June 19, 2026 (11:30 AM) – RBI Foreign Exchange Reserves (Week Ending June 12): Currency and bond markets will monitor India's forex reserves after the previous week's level of $682.32 billion. 🔹 Market Focus: Inflation trends, employment data, trade figures, and RBI commentary will be the key macroeconomic triggers influencing market sentiment during the week. #IndianStockMarket #EconomicCalendar #MacroData #WPIInflation #WPI #RBI #ForexReserves #PLFS #TradeData #DalalStreet #MarketUpdate #IndiaEconomy #June2026

Now Every District Will Have It’s Own GDP….PM Modi's Big Decision Prime Minister Narendra Modi has instructed all state governments to develop district-level Gross Domestic Product (GDP) estimates to effectively tackle economic growth-related challenges at the grassroots level. Announced during the historic 11th Governing Council meeting of NITI Aayog on June 11, 2026, this directive marks a structural shift toward localized, data-driven governance. The rollout of District Domestic Product (DDP) estimates is designed to move away from a traditional top-down economic estimation approach, giving policymakers an accurate look at ground-level economic health. The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) has already released comprehensive draft uniform guidelines using 2022-23 as the base year to standardise calculation practices across all regions. Economic data reveals intense regional concentration, with some studies showing just 13 red-marked districts contributing up to 50% of India's total GDP. Localized GDP metrics will pinpoint lagging districts to ensure balanced regional growth. Local administrations can leverage precise metrics to optimize the One District, One Product (ODOP) scheme, boosting indigenous manufacturing and micro-exports. Clear data allows states to confidently pitch specific districts to partner countries for foreign direct investments (FDI). This announcement coincided with a monumental milestone for NITI Aayog, as all 28 State Chief Ministers participated in the governing council meeting simultaneously for the first time in its history, highlighting a strong mandate for cooperative federalism.

#MoSPIQuizChallenge: Participate in this quiz & test your knowledge. Quiz – Which of the following is NOT a key indicator estimated by the Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) conducted by the National Statistics Office (NSO), MoSPI? #MoSPI #NSO #DataForDevelopment #ViksitBharat #MoSPIQuizTime #Think #Learn #Grow #MoSPIKnowledgeChallenge @Rao_InderjitS @_saurabhgarg @PIB_India @PibMospi @mygovindia @NITIAayog

Now Every District Will Have It’s Own GDP….PM Modi's Big Decision Prime Minister Narendra Modi has instructed all state governments to develop district-level Gross Domestic Product (GDP) estimates to effectively tackle economic growth-related challenges at the grassroots level. Announced during the historic 11th Governing Council meeting of NITI Aayog on June 11, 2026, this directive marks a structural shift toward localized, data-driven governance. The rollout of District Domestic Product (DDP) estimates is designed to move away from a traditional top-down economic estimation approach, giving policymakers an accurate look at ground-level economic health. The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) has already released comprehensive draft uniform guidelines using 2022-23 as the base year to standardise calculation practices across all regions. Economic data reveals intense regional concentration, with some studies showing just 13 red-marked districts contributing up to 50% of India's total GDP. Localized GDP metrics will pinpoint lagging districts to ensure balanced regional growth. Local administrations can leverage precise metrics to optimize the One District, One Product (ODOP) scheme, boosting indigenous manufacturing and micro-exports. Clear data allows states to confidently pitch specific districts to partner countries for foreign direct investments (FDI). This announcement coincided with a monumental milestone for NITI Aayog, as all 28 State Chief Ministers participated in the governing council meeting simultaneously for the first time in its history, highlighting a strong mandate for cooperative federalism. Credit : The Pamphlet.

अब हर जिले का होगा अपन GDP Estimate! PM मोदी ने NITI Aayog Meeting में दिया बड़ा सुझाव: → राष्ट्रीय राज्य जिला GDP → MoSPI का नया DDP framework → 26 राज्य/UTs अब calculate कर रहे हैं हेल्थी कंपटीशन = बेहतर विकास क्या आपका जिला growth champion होगा? @SurabhiSingh507 @india_expert

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🧩 Quick check — can you crack this upsc prelims question? In the context of consumer price statistics in India, which one of the following is the only price index officially used by the Reserve Bank of India as the nominal anchor for its statutory flexible inflation-targeting (FIT) framework? (a) Consumer Price Index – Combined (CPI-C) compiled by the National Statistical Office, MoSPI (b) Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers (CPI-IW) compiled by the Labour Bureau (c) Wholesale Price Index (WPI) compiled by the Office of the Economic Adviser, DPIIT (d) Consumer Price Index for Agricultural Labourers (CPI-AL) compiled by the Labour Bureau 👉 Tap for the answer, explanation & more questions on this topic: api.learnthrupractice.com/sh…

🧠 the easy UPSC Prelims trap This is the kind of fact examiners love to flip. Lock these in. • Base year is now 2024 = 100 (not 2012) • Compiled by NSO, MoSPI — not RBI, not Labour Bureau • Labour Bureau separately compiles CPI-IW, CPI-AL, CPI-RL • Item basket expanded from 299 → 358 items (goods 259→308, services 40→50) • Classification: 12 divisions → 43 groups → 92 classes → 162 sub-classes → 358 items • Data is now collected via CAPI (tablets), and e-commerce and administrative price data are included for the first time

🗓️ how we got here MoSPI lined up base revisions across three big indicators in 2026. • CPI on new base: rolled out from February 2026 • GDP base revision: 27 February 2026 • IIP base revision: May 2026 • The first CPI release on Base 2024=100 came earlier in 2026 (PRID 2227012); the May 2026 release is among the first few on the new series

🏛️ why a new base was needed The old CPI was built on a 2012=100 base. After 12 years, what families actually buy had changed a lot, so the weights were drifting away from reality. • India's CPI bases moved: 1982 → 2001 → 2010 → 2012 → 2024 • An Expert Group under MoSPI recommended a full update • New weights come from the Household Consumption Expenditure Survey (HCES) 2023-24, whose results were released on 27 December 2024

📊 the setting On 12 June 2026, the National Statistical Office under MoSPI put out the CPI press release for May 2026. • All-India CPI inflation: 3.93% (provisional) • Food inflation (CFPI): 4.78% • Rural CPI: 4.25% | Urban CPI: 3.53% • Index values (Combined): CPI 105.91, CFPI 105.35 Food is pulling the headline up, and villages are feeling it more than cities.

Retail Inflation at 16-month high in May’26; however below estimates The Consumer Price Index (CPI) stood at its 16-month high of 3.9% YoY in May’26 vs 3.5% YoY in Apr’26 and 2.8% YoY in May’25, primarily due to rise in energy price and food inflation. CPI rose for the fifth-consecutive month. 🔹️Consumer Food Price Index (CFPI): 4.8% YoY vs 4.2% YoY in Apr’26 🔹️Clothing & Footwear: 3.0% YoY vs 2.8% YoY in Apr’26 🔹️Housing: 2.1% YoY vs 2.2% YoY in Apr’26 🔹️Health: 1.5% YoY vs 1.6% YoY in Apr’26 🔹️Education services: 3.0% YoY vs 3.2% YoY in Apr’26 Source: Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation (MoSPI) Disclaimer : bit.ly/R_disclaimer02

1⃣ Retail inflation climbed to 3.9% in May as food prices firmed up. • CPI tracked by MoSPI; food and beverages carry the largest weight in the basket • RBI's flexible inflation targeting mandates 4% CPI with a /-2% tolerance band 🟦 GS-III · Economy

Retail inflation, as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI), increased to 3.9% in May as food prices rose, according to data from the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) released on Friday (June 12, 2026). ✍️Ashokamithran T. thehindu.com/business/Econom…

Statewise retail inflation in May 2026. 🇮🇳 (MoSPI)

#Inflation #CPI @Mospi released data shows #Odisha among top 5 expensive states. #Vegetables prices in State higher than national average #Read 👇 @CMO_Odisha @_anugarg argusenglish.in/odisha/tomat…

You are only talking about large cities. And MOSPI covers entire nation And no fuel prices arent up 10% Landlord are not increasing rents by 8% Nor the schools charging 10-12% more These are made up exaggerated figures The true no even in large cities maybe at 5-7% average