RBI Says Rupee May Be Undervalued Now

By BPN News Desk May 25, 2026

Economy National

Reserve Bank of India Governor Sanjay Malhotra has said the rupee is not overvalued and may now be undervalued after its recent fall against the U.S. dollar. His remarks come as the currency faces pressure from the West Asia crisis, higher crude prices and concerns over India’s external

Economy National

India FDI Jumps To $7.7 Billion

By BPN News Desk May 23, 2026

India’s foreign direct investment inflows rose sharply to $7.7 billion, signalling a recovery after a weak phase in foreign capital flows. However, economists and analysts remain cautious about the near-term outlook because of global uncertainty, especially the continuing West Asia crisis. India FDI Inflows Recover After Weak Phase The latest FDI numbers show a clear […]

Business Finance

Parliament Clears 100% FDI in Insurance Sector

By BPN News Desk December 17, 2025

Parliament has approved a major reform allowing 100 per cent foreign direct investment (FDI) in India’s insurance sector, raising the existing cap of 74 per cent. The decision was taken through amendments to insurance-related laws with the objective of expanding capital availability, strengthening the sector, and improving insurance coverage across the country. Aim to

Business Finance

Cabinet Approves Bill to Raise Insurance FDI to 100%

By BPN News Desk December 13, 2025

The Union Cabinet has approved a bill to raise the foreign direct investment limit in the insurance sector to 100 percent, marking a significant shift in India’s policy framework for the industry. The proposal seeks to amend existing insurance laws to allow complete foreign ownership of insurance companies operating in India, subject to regulatory safeguards. […]

Op-Eds Opinion

Congress vs BJP: Who Really Built India’s Forex Wall?

By BPN News Desk September 22, 2025

India’s foreign exchange reserves recently crossed the $700 billion mark, sparking debate about which government deserves credit for building this financial shield. For students of finance and public services, this question is less about politics and more about understanding how reserves grow, what role they play, and why both governments contributed differently to the