Index of Services Production: Measuring the Pulse of India's Services Economy
🔹The Government has introduced the Index of Services Production (ISP), a new macroeconomic indicator to capture the performance of the services sector.
🔹The #ISP is India's first high-frequency indicator dedicated to measuring services sector output.
🔹It tracks short-term changes in the volume of output produced by the formal services sector relative to a specified base year.
Read here: https://t.co/nwb3NlVMhS
#IndexofServicesProduction
India’s non-petroleum exports reached US$ 70.74 Billion during April–May 2026-27, recording a healthy 10.49% growth over the corresponding period last year.
The steady rise highlights the strength of India’s diversified export basket and the expanding global demand for Indian manufacturing and value-added products.
#IndiaExports #IndiaExportGrowth #DoC_GoI @PIB_India@RajeshAgrawal94
In Andhra Pradesh, India, over 3 million farmers have replaced chemical fertilisers with natural farming.
The result: soil recovering its fertility & farmers reporting at least a 30% rise in productivity & income.
Find out more: https://t.co/UF08EZMDlc
Empowering the Nation Through Collective Action
A stronger India is built on the foundations of equality, dignity, and justice for all. Join the movement to uphold these values and contribute to a more inclusive future.
Take the pledge: 🔗 https://t.co/hog9P6oR5F
#BabasahebAmbedkar
#SocialJustice
@MSJEGOI
Norway River vs India Capital Delhi Yamuna River Sacred River for Hindus-
Tell India's Prime Minister to make India's capital, Delhi, like the capital of Norway oslo.
Where people can get clean air and live in a pollution-free environment.
Where there is no food adulteration.
Where there is no corruption, and people do not have to live among dirty drains and open manholes.
Where people receive proper treatment in hospitals, not have to depend on Mohalla Clinics for healthcare.
Where people do not have to stand in long queues for water and can get clean drinking water.
Make just India's capital, Delhi, like that first. Big speeches alone do not make it happen.
Just make one city like Norway.
Visit the areas of Delhi where ordinary poor people live and then visit the areas where VIPs live. It will feel as if they are two different worlds.
In the areas where poor working people live, there is often inadequate water supply, unreliable electricity, piles of garbage, narrow lanes, and poor management.
In contrast, VIP areas have most facilities, but even there, pollution exists and clean air is not guaranteed.
That is why these questions should be asked to Prime Minister Modi.
Those who say that a country cannot be run through press conferences-can a country be run through radio addresses and speeches alone ?
This is a normal sea river of Norway, look at its cleanliness, you will not find a single piece of garbage.
Here see Yamuna river in India capital Delhi, the most sacred river of Hindu religion is Yamuna river, the favorite of Lord Krishna, which the protectors of Hindus are not able to clean.
"Hasdeo Forest, -Lungs of Central India;
2025. -- 2026
India's Prime Minister is an amazing nature lover,
Just look at the Hasdeo Forest. This is how it was in 2025-look at what condition it has been reduced to in 2026.
And Mr. Prime Minister will plant a tree in the garden of the Prime Minister's residence and become a nature lover. It makes for a great photo, and he will give lectures on global warming.
In Chhattisgarh's Hasdeo Aranya region, the diversion of more than 1,742 hectares of forest land for coal mining and the cutting of 448,000 trees was approved by the Modi government, the central government.
Mr. Prime Minister plants a tree wherever he goes. He even plants trees during his foreign visits, making people think he is a great nature lover and environmentalist.
But in his own country, for the sake of his friends, he had approximately 500,000 trees cut down for coal mining.
The forest was wiped out, and the permission was also granted by him.
Is Mr. Modi really an environmentalist and nature lover? Is he genuinely concerned about global warming ?
The 25th Round of Mid-Career Training Program (MCTP) for IAS Officers-Phase III began on 11/05/26 with the aim of equipping officers with necessary skill-sets for effective transition from District Administration to Head of Department, with focus on excellence in implementation.
Plastic pollution threatens marine life and poses risks to human health.
We must urgently change the way we produce, consume and dispose of plastics.
See what is the UN doing to #BeatPlasticPollution➡️ https://t.co/NIlpYW35Dv
December 2 is the day of the year that saw the most shuttle launches! Four launches with four different orbiters launched #OTD: STS-27, STS-35, STS-53, and STS-61.
The orbiters in order of launch (AND alphabetical order) were: Atlantis, Columbia, Discovery, and Endeavour.