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Budget 2025 brings India’s biggest-ever ₹1 lakh crore tax rebate to boost middle-class income. But will this drive spending or be offset by inflation and weak wage growth? With GDP slowing to 6.4%, the government is betting on tax cuts, capex investment, and ₹1.5 lakh crore in interest-free loans to states for infrastructure growth. However, private investment remains weak, and global uncertainties loom. RBI’s first rate cut in five years aims to spur demand, but will households spend or save? The next few months will be crucial in shaping India’s economic future.

As the upcoming Budget 2025-26 draws closer, the Indian economy is at a critical juncture with challenges including slowing growth, inflation, and weak consumption. The government faces heightened expectations to revive growth while balancing fiscal prudence. Key recommendations for the Budget focus on capital expenditure, boosting consumption, reforming tax policies, and prioritizing MSMEs and job creation. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, who is set to present her eighth Budget, will have to navigate these pressing concerns with a careful mix of bold measures and fiscal restraint. This special pre-Budget issue highlights the major challenges, gives key insights with expert forecasts and expectations for India’s economic revival. All this and more in the latest issue of BT Magazine. Out on stands now.

Obesity and being overweight are now among the leading lifestyle diseases affecting India. In that light, drugs like Ozempic and other injectables have become the talk of the town. Can these drugs prove to be the final answer? Only time will tell. In this latest issue of Business Today, we take a deep dive into the world of weight-loss injectable, highlighting how domestic pharma companies, such as Biocon and Kiran-Mazumdar Shaw, are at the forefront of this medical revolution. Plus, also read about detailed insights on how 2025 can shape up to be a pivotal year for India, from some of the top experts ranging from government, business to industry and academia. All this and more in the latest issue of BT Magazine. Out on stands now.

India’s banking sector has come a long way in three decades. The BT-KPMG Survey of India’s Best Banks and NBFCs for 2023-24 dives into the forces driving this transformation. From battling massive NPAs to thriving today, banks are now resilient, but challenges remain. Interest rate volatility, liquidity pressures, and falling low-cost deposits are forcing strategy shifts that could squeeze margins. Rising micro-loan delinquencies and tighter capital norms for unsecured lending add to the risks. Find the full rankings and insights in the latest Business Today—on stands now!

Reliance Industries, led by Mukesh Ambani, has once again secured the top spot in Business Today’s BT500 ranking of India’s most valuable companies. The 33rd edition highlights India Inc.’s post-pandemic resilience and key trends in market capitalisation and profitability. The BT Billionaires list features Mukesh Ambani at the top, followed by Gautam Adani, Sunil Bharti Mittal, the Bajaj family, and Kumar Mangalam Birla. Read more in the latest issue of Business Today—on stands now!