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VOICE & VIEWS

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Dr. S Muraleedharan Retired Head of Department, Maharajas College 1.Economic growth in many developing economies has been accompanied by rising inequality and uneven regional development. In your view, what macroeconomic policy interventions are most critical to ensure that growth becomes more inclusive and benefits marginalized sections of society? Respondent: We have to discuss about four important areas related to Indian economy. One related to inclusive growth, and the other related to the question about keeping a balance between growth and stability. The third issue is related to product-linked incentive and its impact on Indian economy. And the fourth issue is related to the impact of weakening of Indian currency and the possible monetary policy that the central bank of the country is going to follow. If one considers the first issue of inclusive growth globally, there are six pillars of inclusion. They are access, attitude, choice, partnership, commun...
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THE EDUCATORS' PEN

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CBS LINE Volume 4(4) Digital Pathways to Green Destinations: Synergizing Technology and Sustainability in Tourism Development Dr. Sindhuja M  Assistant Professor Department of Economics, NSS College Cherthala The global tourism industry plays a significant role in the economy by contributing to around 10% of the world’s GDP and employing one-tenth of the workforce globally (World Travel & Tourism Council, 2024), although according to lifecycle analyses, it emits around 8% of the world’s greenhouse gases (Lenzen et al., 2018). Given that just 35% of SDG goals are on target, and 18% are going in the wrong direction (UNDESA, 2025), sustainable tourism and greener technology present a bright future ahead. Sustainable tourism takes care of economic, socio-cultural, and environmental consequences and satisfies the needs of travellers and hosts (Damiasih, 2025). Green technology includes renewable energy, intelligent structures, digital technology, and artificial intelligence (Baltac...
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SCHOLARS' CORNER

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  CBS LINE Volume 4(4) REBASING THE REALITY: A DIVE INTO THE REVISED CPI SERIES Ms. Annie Joseph Research Scholar Centre for Budget Studies, CUSAT Inflation, the sustained rise in the general price level, is tracked in India through the Consumer Price Index (CPI), which the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) releases on the 12th of every month. For the public and policymakers alike, it is a vital metric for economic planning. A significant milestone occurred in 2026 with the revision of the CPI base year to 2024=100, replacing the long-standing 2012=100 series. This update was facilitated by the Household Consumption Expenditure Survey (HCES) conducted by the National Sample Survey Office (NSSO) during 2022–23. While a survey was attempted in 2017–18, its results were not released due to data quality concerns, leaving the 2011–12 (68th round) as the previous benchmark. By utilizing the 2022–23 HCES data and the report released in 2024, the CPI basket's we...
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STUDENTS' CORNER

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  CBS LINE Volume 4(4) Fuel Crisis in India and Its Macroeconomic Destabilising Effects Bhagat M Sanil Department of Development Studies University of Calicut The stability of an economy like India is closely linked to the availability of energy resources. In India, petroleum products are the backbone of transportation, industrial production and agricultural operations. If there is a fuel crisis, which means a disruption in the supply of petroleum products or a sharp increase in their prices it can pose big risks to the economy. These disruptions do not just affect the energy sector they can also destabilise the economy.  India relies heavily on imported oil, which makes it very vulnerable to external shocks. Since India gets 85% of its crude oil from imports any changes in the global oil market can cause economic stress in India. If global crude oil prices go up, it can increase the BoT deficit and put pressure on the exchange rate. This can weaken the sector and m...
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DECODE THE MONTH

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CBS LINE Volume 4(4) 🏛️ ECONOMIC POLICY 💰 China becomes India's top trade partner (US tariffs backfired) ☀️ US hits Indian solar panels with 248% tax 👉 Do this: SMBs? Look East. Solar biz? Pivot domestic or Europe—fast. 💳 FINTECH 💰 KreditBee raises $280M – personal loan offers incoming 🔐 UPI now needs 2FA for every payment (starts April 1). 👉 Do this: Compare loan rates. Never share OTP. Never 🌍 INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS ⛽ LPG shortages + petrol at record high (Middle East chaos) 📦 Shipping delays to India: 5–10 days extra 👉 Do this: Fuel rewards apps now. Order festive gifts today – last minute = regrets 📊 MACRO UPDATE 📈 Inflation at 8.66% – RBI holds repo at 5.25% 💼 AI/ML hiring up 45% – white-collar boom 👉 Do this: Kill credit card debt. Lock home loan rates longer. Upskill in AI or get left behind Roshni Thayyil Msc Econometrics and Financial Technology
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TECH HACK

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CBS LINE Volume 4(4) Nandumon Sabu & Fathima Rafna MSc in Econometrics and Finanacial Technology
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QUIZ CORNER

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   CBS LINE Volume 4(4) Quiz Corner Start Quiz Fidha Fathima MSc in Econometrics and Financial Technology Previous Next Your Score: /10 Restart
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UPCOMING EXAMS

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   CBS LINE Volume 4(4) Upcoming Exams Application Deadlines: May 2026 Government & SSC (Central) Exam/Post Name Closing Date SSC Selection Post Phase 14 May 4, 2026 SSC Stenographer May 15, 2026 SSC CGL 2026 May 15–20, 2026 (Tentative) SSC CHSL 2026 May 31, 2026 SSC JHT May 31, 2026 UPSC & Defense UPSC CAPF (AC) May 14, 2026 Assam Rifles (Havildar/Rifleman) May 11, 2026 Andaman & Nicobar Police (Group B/C) May 17, 2026 Banking & Financial Sector SBI Resolvers May 5, 2026 RBI Grade B Officers May 20, 2...
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