Economic Survey 2026 Highlights: Parliament Adjourned, Survey Reveals Slowdown In India's GDP In FY27

Economic Survey 2025-26 Highlights: Sitharaman will present the survey in Parliament today. Get real-time updates on India's GDP projection, fiscal deficit targets, and sectoral highlights.

Background

Economic Survey 2025-26 Highlights: With the Economic Survey of India set to be tabled in Parliament later today, policymakers, investors and economists are bracing for the first official reading of the country’s economic health ahead of Union Budget 2026-27.The Survey, traditionally released a day before the Budget, is expected to provide a detailed assessment of growth trends, inflation dynamics, public finances and external risks, and, crucially, signal how the government is positioning itself in a year marked by global uncertainty and domestic opportunity.For markets and industry alike, today’s document will serve as the analytical backbone for the Budget that follows on February 1. It will be tabled at 11 AM by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, followed by a press briefing by CEA V Anantha Nageswaran.Why the Economic Survey Takes Centre StagePrepared by the Economic Division of the Department of Economic Affairs under the supervision of the Chief Economic Adviser, the Economic Survey is the government’s most comprehensive annual review of the economy. It evaluates performance over the current financial year (April-March) and outlines the macroeconomic assumptions that inform fiscal policy for the year ahead.Unlike the Union Budget, which announces tax changes and spending plans, the Survey explains the economic logic behind those choices. It examines growth momentum, inflation trends, employment conditions, fiscal consolidation, trade performance and sectoral developments, often shaping expectations well before Budget numbers are revealed.With uneven global growth, volatile commodity prices and shifting financial conditions, this year’s Survey is expected to be closely scrutinised for its assessment of India’s resilience and medium-term growth outlook.A Long Budget Session AheadThe Budget Session will run for 30 sittings spread over 65 days, concluding on April 2. Following the initial phase, both Houses will adjourn on February 13 and reconvene on March 9.This recess allows Parliamentary Standing Committees to examine the Demands for Grants of various ministries in detail, a critical step in legislative scrutiny of public expenditure.While the early part of the session is dominated by financial business, including the Budget, the latter half will focus on legislative priorities and pending Bills.Legislative Business in the BackgroundAccording to the Lok Sabha Secretariat, nine Bills are currently listed for consideration during the session. These include proposals such as amendments to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code and the Securities Markets Code, both under examination by the parliamentary finance panel.Political parties have signalled that economic issues, fiscal discipline and sector-specific concerns will feature prominently in debates over the coming weeks. What Industry Is Watching From Budget 2026As the Economic Survey prepares to set the tone, industry leaders say the coming Budget will be pivotal in sustaining growth momentum while navigating fiscal constraints.Rajesh Sharma, Managing Director at Capri Global, said Non-Banking Financial Companies are expected to play a decisive role in extending last-mile credit, sustaining consumption and supporting economic stability, particularly in underserved and emerging segments. He pointed to the MSME sector as a cornerstone of the government’s Viksit Bharat vision, noting that stronger credit penetration through policy support and enabling frameworks could unlock entrepreneurship and employment at the grassroots level.Sharma added that continued emphasis on affordable housing finance, interest support and infrastructure-led development could expand home ownership while generating positive spillovers across construction and allied industries.Nikunj Saraf, CEO of Choice Wealth, emphasised the need to balance growth ambitions with fiscal sustainability. With GDP momentum holding up and inflation relatively controlled, Saraf said the government has an opportunity to back capital expenditure, MSME expansion and new-age sectors such as artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure and clean technology.At the same time, he highlighted tax simplification and targeted relief for the middle class and entrepreneurs as tools to boost consumption, broaden the tax base and unlock long-term investment, reinforcing India’s journey towards becoming a developed economy by 2047.From a real estate perspective, Badal Yagnik, CEO and Managing Director at Colliers India, said Budget 2026 is likely to prioritise growth across sectors while promoting more balanced and equitable development in property markets. He flagged the need to revisit affordable housing criteria to reflect pricing realities in Tier-I cities, alongside a supply-side push through infrastructure augmentation and capacity building.Measures to deepen retail participation by making REITs and SM-REITs more attractive, and incentives to accelerate sustainability adoption in built environments, could help the sector weather global volatility, he added.Why Today’s Survey Matters For MarketsFor investors and economists, the Economic Survey will offer the first data-driven clues on how the government views growth momentum, inflation risks, fiscal consolidation and reform priorities heading into Budget Day.Signals on domestic demand, public investment, external vulnerabilities and medium-term policy direction will be closely parsed. In that sense, today’s Survey is not merely a retrospective account of the past year, but a forward-looking guide that will shape expectations for Budget 2026 and India’s broader economic roadmap.

29/01/2026 15:50:37

Markets Shake Off Jitters Post Economic Survey Reveal, Sensex, Nifty End In Green

Indian equity benchmarks staged a steady recovery on Thursday to close higher, brushing aside early volatility. The BSE Sensex added nearly 222 points to settle at 82,566.37, while the NSE Nifty gained over 79 points to end the session at 25,418.90. This upside followed the reveal of Economic Survey 2025-26 in Parliament today.

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29/01/2026 15:18:04

Budget 2026: Taxpayers Want Relief That Actually Works

Union Budget 2026 arrives at a moment when taxpayers are looking for meaningful relief, not headline-grabbing announcements, explained Piyush Lohia, Director, Lohia Worldspace. "For India’s salaried middle class, the real ask is simple: more disposable income. Measures such as raising the basic exemption limit, increasing the standard deduction and streamlining tax slabs can offer immediate financial breathing room. Equally crucial is simplification. A maze of deductions, frequent rule changes and complex filing procedures often create anxiety rather than compliance. Taxpayers want a system that is predictable, transparent and easy to use, supported by quicker refunds and lower litigation," the executive stated.

29/01/2026 14:59:42

Budget Needs To Address Gaps In Forex Market

India’s cross-border and foreign exchange payments market is gaining pace, driven by students studying overseas, Indian firms expanding globally, and a steady rise in outbound leisure travel. According to Srikrishna Narasimhan, this momentum makes the Union Budget a timely opportunity to address gaps through sharper regulation and better infrastructure.

He argues that while education remittances funded by loans are exempt from TCS, similar relief should extend to payments made from students’ own savings, recognising education as an essential expense. Narasimhan also flags concerns around closed university-linked payment platforms, warning that limited choice and opaque pricing could disadvantage users.

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29/01/2026 14:16:06

Budget 2026 Could Give India’s Creator Economy A Much-Needed Boost

As India’s creator economy evolves into a serious source of employment, expectations are rising that Union Budget 2026 will address long-standing tax and policy gaps affecting digital creators. Currently, many independent creators and digital entrepreneurs face an effective tax burden of 20-30 per cent, which often eats into earnings and discourages formalisation.

Industry voices believe that a simplified or presumptive taxation regime, along with clearer and rationalised GST norms, could bring this burden down to 10-15 per cent, potentially lifting take-home incomes by 15-25 per cent for small and mid-level creators.

29/01/2026 14:00:15

People Don't Care About Her Survey, Congress Corners Sitharaman On Economic Survey

Cornering the Centre and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman over the Economic Survey, saying people don't care about it. "Congratulations to her (Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman) that she will present the Economic Survey for the 9th time, and she will also present the budget. Her economic survey is different; the people's economic survey is different. She doesn't care about the people's survey, and the people don't care about her survey...," said Congress MP Imran Pratapgarhi. 

29/01/2026 13:54:25

Parliament Adjourned Till Union Budget Presentation

The Lok Sabha was adjourned on Thursday afternoon and will reconvene on February 1 at 11 AM, ahead of the presentation of the Union Budget. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman tabled the Economic Survey 2025-26 in Parliament, in line with established convention of releasing the survey before the Budget to outline the economy’s current state.

This year’s Budget will be presented on a weekend, an uncommon occurrence in Parliament. Sitharaman is also set to make history by presenting her ninth consecutive Union Budget, highlighting continuity in India’s economic policymaking.

29/01/2026 13:52:00

Economic Survey Stresses Make In India Amid Export Control

The Economic Survey makes Swadeshi "inevitable" and necessary in wake of export control, technology denials by developed nations. "Strategic resilience rests on state's ability to anticipate vulnerabilities, coordinate across institutions, and respond under stress," it added

29/01/2026 13:37:38

Economic Survey 2026 LIVE: India Continues To Be Better Positioned Than Major Economies

The Economic Survey highlighted that India is better placed than most major economies due to its large domestic market, strong macroeconomic framework and relatively low external vulnerabilities.

29/01/2026 13:25:33

Economic Survey 2026 LIVE: Normal Monsoon Pattern Helped Contain Food Inflation

Normal monsoon patterns and improved farm prospects helped contain food inflation risks in the country as per the survey. At the same time, rising infrastructure investment, including expansion of airports, freight corridors and inland waterways, has eased supply bottlenecks and reduced cost pressures.

29/01/2026 13:08:48

Economic Survey 2026 LIVE: Security, Political Considerations Shaping Global Trade

The Economic Survey highlights that the global trade is being increasingly shaped by security and political considerations rather than economic efficiency, with countries resorting to tariffs, sanctions and supply-chain realignments. It further mentioned three possible global scenarios for 2026, ranging from managed disorder to a more severe multipolar breakdown, with a small but significant risk of a systemic global shock.

29/01/2026 13:01:14

Economic Survey 2026 LIVE: Geopolitical Developments Pose Obstacle For Stability

The Economic Survey has flagged that the geopolitical developments can hinder capital flows and current stability. "In a world marked by persistent geopolitical turbulence, disruptions to global capital movement could become an enduring feature rather than a short-term risk," the survey noted. 

29/01/2026 13:01:11

Economic Survey 2026 LIVE: Geopolitical Developments Pose Obstacle For Stability

The Economic Survey has flagged that the geopolitical developments can hinder capital flows and current stability. "In a world marked by persistent geopolitical turbulence, disruptions to global capital movement could become an enduring feature rather than a short-term risk," the survey noted. 

29/01/2026 12:32:29

India’s Growth Story Intact Despite Global Churn, Says Economic Survey

Despite global fragility, India’s economic outlook remains positive, supported by strong external stability, the Economic Survey noted. This stability, the report said, continues to act as a critical cushion against global turbulence.

On the domestic front, the survey highlighted improving consumption trends, aided by lower inflation, stable employment conditions and rising purchasing power. These factors are helping sustain demand and growth momentum, even as global uncertainties persist.

29/01/2026 12:30:43

Indian Economy Must Avoid Short-Term Fixes, Stay Committed To Viksit Bharat: CEA

Amid global headwinds, the Economic Survey underlined the need for India to strengthen economic resilience and continue pushing innovation-led growth. Nageswaran said the country should remain committed to its long-term development vision, even as global conditions remain unsettled.

He emphasised that staying the course towards “Viksit Bharat” would require consistency in policy direction, institutional strength and the ability to adapt to changing global dynamics, rather than frequent course corrections in response to external shocks.

29/01/2026 12:29:42

Global Geopolitics Add Uncertainty, Economic Survey Flags Long-Term Risks For Growth

The global economic landscape is undergoing a period of significant disruption, driven by shifting geopolitical alignments that are expected to influence investment flows, supply chains and growth trajectories for years, according to the Economic Survey.

Chief Economic Advisor V. Anantha Nageswaran cautioned that the current phase of global uncertainty is structural rather than temporary. He stressed that policy responses must look beyond immediate pressures and focus on long-term preparedness, warning against reactive, short-term solutions in an increasingly volatile global environment.

29/01/2026 12:24:43

Economic Survey 2026 LIVE UPDATES: India’s GDP Growth Seen Slowing to 6.8–7.2% In FY27

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Thursday tabled the Economic Survey in Parliament, setting the tone for the Union Budget by projecting India’s real GDP growth for the coming financial year in the range of 6.8% to 7.2%. The Survey offers a comprehensive snapshot of the economy’s current health and outlines key risks and opportunities shaping the policy outlook.

Presented a day ahead of the Budget, the Economic Survey has once again drawn sharp focus from policymakers, investors and industry leaders, as it lays the groundwork for fiscal and reform priorities in the year ahead.

29/01/2026 12:11:08

Economic Survey 2026 LIVE: Eye Care, Healthcare Sector Seek GST Relief And Make In India Push

Aditya Kelkar, director at the National Institute of Ophthalmology, Pune, says recent GST cuts on medical instruments and medicines have helped lower healthcare costs, but relief on intraocular implants is still awaited. “We hope this gets considered in the upcoming Budget,” he says, while urging duty exemptions for sight-saving equipment and speciality eye-care infrastructure to benefit a wider population.

Kelkar adds that high import dependence has driven up costs amid global tariff pressures, making it essential for Budget 2026 to encourage domestic manufacturing under the Make in India initiative, while also calling for mandatory employer health coverage, particularly for eye care, to support India’s goal of a healthier nation.

29/01/2026 11:34:07

Economic Survey 2026 LIVE: Renewable Energy Sector Flags Storage and Manufacturing Gaps

Shobit Rai, co-founder and managing director of Prozeal Green Energy Limited, says the upcoming Union Budget is critical to converting India’s clean energy capacity gains into a reliable energy transition. “Generation alone does not ensure transition,” he notes, pointing out that while renewables account for over 40% of installed capacity, grid-scale energy storage remains far behind requirements. Rai calls for strategic budgetary support for battery energy storage, pumped hydro and green hydrogen, while adding that targeted incentives and long-term policy clarity are needed to strengthen domestic manufacturing of key components and reduce import dependence.

29/01/2026 11:31:21

Governance And Democracy Take Centre Stage As PM Modi Calls For Solutions

Prime Minister Narendra Modi says India’s democracy and demography are a “big hope for the world,” urging Parliament to send a strong global message of the country’s commitment to democratic values.

Stressing that the nation is moving forward, he says this is “not the time for obstruction, but for solutions,” and calls on MPs to work together to strengthen decision-making and speed up last-mile delivery. Modi adds that Parliament, as the temple of democracy, must reflect India’s capability, dedication and resolve to honour the will of the people.

29/01/2026 11:19:29

Congress MP Amrinder Singh Raja Warring Calls For Postponing Budget Day

Congress MP Amrinder Singh Raja Warring has called for postponing the tabling of the Union Budget from February 1 to a later date on account of Guru Ravidas Jayanti. The Congress leader has demanded a national holiday on Feb 1. 

29/01/2026 11:07:39

Real Estate Sector Pins Hopes On Housing And Affordability Push In Budget 2026-27

Vikas Bhasin, Managing Director of Saya Group, says Union Budget 2026 is a crucial opportunity to strengthen the real estate sector, which remains the second-largest source of livelihoods in India. Calling housing a core national priority under the “Housing for All” vision, he urges continued investment in infrastructure, expansion of schemes such as CLSS, and long-pending industry status for real estate to improve access to institutional finance. Bhasin adds that rationalising GST and stamp duty, along with enhancing home loan interest tax deductions to reflect current market realities, would significantly improve affordability and support genuine end-user demand.

29/01/2026 11:04:00

Budget Session Begins

The Budget Session has started. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is expected to table the Economic Survey 2026 soon now.

29/01/2026 10:50:36

India-EU FTA Opens Access To 27 EU Member Nations: Modi

FTA with EU is for ambitious India, urge manufacturers to benefit from new markets opening for them: PM Modi

A new market has opened up, offer quality products to 27 EU member nations: PM Modi to manufacturers on FTA

29/01/2026 10:49:39

Long Term Pending Problems To Long Term Solutions: PM Modi

The nation is coming out of long-term pending problems and working towards long-term solutions: PM Modi

29/01/2026 10:47:34

India-EU 'Mother Of All Trade' Opens Vast Market For India's Manufacturers: PM Modi

Hailing the India-EU FTA deal as "the mother of all trade", Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the deal has opened a vast market for India's manufacturers. He urged the manufacturers not to lose the opportunity and focus on quality. 

29/01/2026 10:40:10

PM Modi Hails Sitharaman As First Woman Finance Minister To Present Budget For Consecutive 9th Time

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the media ahead, hailing Nirmala Sitharaman as the first woman Finance Minister to present Budget for the consecutive 9th time. 

29/01/2026 10:37:13

Water Infrastructure Sector Urges Policy Focus In Budget 2026-27

Arun Lakhani, Chairman and Managing Director of Vishvaraj Environment Limited, says Union Budget 2026 should prioritise sustainable and climate-resilient water infrastructure. He calls for mandatory treated wastewater reuse across cities, industries, and utility clusters to ease freshwater stress, alongside a structured framework to enable institutional reforms and PPP–HAM projects in wastewater reuse and irrigation modernisation. Lakhani adds that incentives for green bond issuance by Urban Local Bodies and higher allocations for key sewerage schemes will support National Green Tribunal compliance and strengthen India’s water management capabilities.

29/01/2026 10:35:28

Furniture and Manufacturing Sector Looks To Budget 2026 To Boost Competitiveness

Andre Eckholt, Managing Director of Hettich India, SAARC, Middle East & Africa, says the Union Budget 2026 is a key opportunity to strengthen India’s furniture and manufacturing industries. “Rising raw material and logistics costs continue to impact competitiveness,” he notes, calling for rationalised duties, stable input costs, and incentives for value-added manufacturing. Eckholt adds that continued focus on infrastructure, skill development, and ease of doing business is essential for long-term growth, while supportive policies under initiatives like Make in India can help domestic manufacturers scale, innovate, and compete globally.

29/01/2026 10:29:41

Economic Survey 2026 LIVE: Insurance Sector Seeks Stronger Protections And Tax Reforms In Budget 2026-27

Rakesh Goyal, Director of Probus, says the upcoming Union Budget is a crucial opportunity to ensure insurance keeps pace with rising medical costs and everyday financial shocks. “Policyholders often feel helpless when claims are questioned due to inconsistent hospital practices,” he notes, calling for a proactive healthcare regulator and a simpler, investor-friendly financial system through a single regulatory framework. Goyal adds that reviewing tax benefits for health and term insurance, and recognising preventive care and OPD expenses, could reduce long-term treatment costs while encouraging life and retirement planning, particularly among younger earners.

29/01/2026 10:10:33

Share Markets Remain Cautious Ahead Of Economic Survey

Indian share markets remained volatile in anticipation of the Economic Survey, scheduled to be tabled in the Parliament today at 11 AM. The BSE Sensex crashed over 550 points and breached 81,800, while the Nifty50 declined more than 150 points and tested 25,200, around 10:08 AM today.

29/01/2026 09:59:50

Financing Sector Urges Execution-Focused Reforms In Budget 2026-27

Jyoti Prakash Gadia, Managing Director of Resurgent India Limited, says Union Budget 2026 should prioritise execution-led reforms over short-term credit expansion to strengthen India’s financing ecosystem. “Infrastructure financing, once high-risk, is now among the safest asset classes because business models evolved first, and financing followed,” he says, calling for continued support for PPP frameworks, viability gap funding and Hybrid Annuity models that balance public interest with private capital.

Gadia adds that simplifying approvals, ensuring contract sanctity and providing predictable regulatory timelines are critical, noting: “Capital is not the constraint today, execution certainty is. Global investors are willing to commit long-term funds if processes are clear and stable.”

29/01/2026 09:30:29

Economic Survey 2026 LIVE: Tech And AI Sector Looks To Budget 2026 To Bridge Talent And Innovation Gaps

Satish Sureddi, CFO of QualiZeal, says Union Budget 2026 must turn India’s robust economic growth into lasting global leadership by addressing the structural shortage of AI talent and boosting innovation. Highlighting the need for skilled professionals, he says the Budget should prioritise high-quality technical skilling for the country’s five-million-strong tech workforce. “The next frontier is IP-led innovation,” Sureddi adds, urging targeted incentives to raise R&D spending while stressing that integrating digital engineering into green infrastructure and modern supply chains is now a core economic necessity.

29/01/2026 09:14:56

What To Watch When The Economic Survey Is Tabled

All eyes will be on how the Economic Survey frames India’s growth story ahead of the Union Budget. The headline growth assessment is expected to align with the NSO’s First Advance Estimates, which peg GDP growth at 7.4 per cent for FY26, but the real focus will be on whether the momentum is seen as durable and broad-based or still reliant on government spending.

Inflation will be another key watchpoint, particularly how the Survey interprets food price pressures and global risks such as energy and commodity volatility. Its tone could shape expectations around fiscal flexibility and policy support.

Markets will also scan the Survey’s language on fiscal health, capital expenditure and private investment revival, even without hard numbers. Jobs, exports, banking sector strength and rural demand are likely to feature prominently, alongside a closely watched risk section outlining global and domestic uncertainties.

In effect, the Survey will offer the government’s official economic diagnosis just days before Budget Day.

29/01/2026 09:13:54

Fintech Sector Calls For Trust-Led Credit Framework In Budget 2026-27

Rohit Garg, founder and CEO of Olyv, says the evolving credit ecosystem needs a Budget focus on building trust, transparency and wider access within formal lending. He calls for clear and consistent digital lending policies, stronger data infrastructure, and sustained emphasis on financial literacy to ensure credit reaches borrowers responsibly. Garg adds that closer collaboration between fintechs and regulated lenders, with consumer protection at the centre, will be critical to creating a resilient and inclusive financial system.

29/01/2026 08:53:00

Economic Survey 2026 LIVE: Gems And Jewellery Sector Seeks Policy Continuity In Budget 2026-27

Rohit Hudke, founder and CEO of Rings & I, says India’s gems and jewellery sector is entering a phase of strong domestic growth, helped by recent policy reforms that have improved affordability and demand. As the next Union Budget approaches, he says there is scope to build on this momentum by simplifying compliance, rationalising GST and easing regulations for design-led Indian brands. “Clearer retail rules, single-window approvals and a more supportive SEZ framework would make it easier for MSMEs and young brands to scale,” Hudke adds, while calling for continued investment in skilling and design education to support long-term, sustainable growth.

29/01/2026 08:46:11

Economic Survey 2026 LIVE: Healthcare Sector Highlights AI, Machine Learning For Pivotal Shift

Kumar Surender Sinwar, founder and CEO of mlHealth 360, says Union Budget 2026-27 is a “pivotal moment” to accelerate AI adoption in healthcare, calling for investment in secure, interoperable health data infrastructure and cloud-based platforms. “Support for healthtech startups through tax incentives, subsidised computing resources and pilot funding can unlock AI-driven innovation,” he says, adding that greater focus on AI skilling, digital adoption and indigenous technology could improve clinical outcomes, expand access in underserved regions and strengthen India’s global competitiveness in health innovation.

29/01/2026 08:41:57

Budget 2026 Needs To Focus On Education and Empower Institutions

Dr. Prof. Anand Achari, Principal of VES College of Architecture made an argument for aligning academic learning with industry realities. "Industry-linked curricula that offer students hands-on exposure through live projects, internships, apprenticeships, and structured collaboration with the construction, design, and urban planning ecosystem are essential to bridge the persistent gap between classroom education and professional practice. Targeted incentives in the Budget for such partnerships can help ensure graduates are job-ready and contribute meaningfully from the start of their careers," he said.

29/01/2026 08:19:58

Economic Survey 2026 LIVE: Crypto Industry Anticipates More Transparency And Innovation

Nischal Shetty, Founder, WazirX says with the introduction of the Budget 2026-27, "there is a clear opportunity to fine-tune a framework which supports transparency and compliance while fostering innovation." "The current framework needs to be reconsidered in lines of how Web3 has matured over the last couple of years globally, both in adoption and institutional participation driven by an evolving regulatory environment," he said. 

"A calibrated reduction in transaction-level TDS and a review of loss set-off provisions could help restore onshore liquidity, improve compliance, and ensure that more economic activity remains within India’s regulated perimeter, without compromising oversight or enforcement," Shetty added.

"Clear guidelines on permissible activities, compliance standards, and reporting obligations, such as the latest guidelines issued by FIU for exchanges operating in India, will strengthen investor confidence and help build a sustainable digital asset ecosystem. With the right policy the crypto industry could help India achieve a 5 trillion dollar economy target," said the WazirX founder. 

 

29/01/2026 08:10:19

Economic Survey 2026 LIVE: When And Where To Watch Economic Survey

The Economic Survey is expected to be introduced at around 11 am or 12 in the Parliament. The speech can be viewed on Sansad TV's YouTube channel. Additionally, the Economic Survey can also be watched on ABP News and ABP LIVE YouTube channels. Following the introduction of the Economic Survey 2025-26, Chief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageswaran will hold a media briefing. The full document of the Economic Survey 2025-26 can be accessed from the official website: https://www.indiabudget.gov.in/economicsurvey/index.ph

29/01/2026 07:46:06

Economic Survey 2026 LIVE: What Is An Economic Survey?

An economic survey is a document prepared by the government assessing the country's economy that is presented ahead of the Union Budget on February 1 every year. 

29/01/2026 07:35:00

Economic Survey 2026 LIVE: FM Sitharaman To Table Economic Survey Today

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will table the Economic Survey 2025-26 today, January 29, in the Parliament. The document will reflect India's economic and financial status for the fiscal year 2025-26 and comes two days before the introduction of the Union Budget 2026-27.