The Economic Survey 2025-26 places the financial services sector at the centre of India’s growth–resilience trade-off, positioning it not merely as an intermediary of capital but as a strategic shock absorber in an increasingly volatile global environment. The survey’s core message is that India must “run a marathon and sprint at the same time” and has direct and layered implications for banks, NBFCs, insurers, asset managers, and capital market institutions.
As India prepares for a defining fiscal moment, the Union Budget 2026–27 is expected to set the tone for the country’s next growth cycle. At a time of shifting global dynamics and evolving domestic priorities, this Budget will be closely watched for clear signals on reform momentum, investment focus, and economic resilience.
Grant Thornton Bharat’s pre-budget 2026 survey report captures industry expectations on fiscal discipline, tax certainty, infrastructure investment, GST reforms, MSME growth, trade policy and clean-energy incentives.
Explore key highlights from the Sustainability Report 2024–25, showcasing progress across ESG priorities including environmental impact, people initiatives, governance frameworks and responsible business practices driving long-term value creation.
Compliance isn’t just a checklist—it’s the foundation of trust. As part of GT Risk Week 2025, our podcast on 'Building Regulatory Credibility' featured our leader, Vishal Narula, along with industry experts.
The March 2026 edition of the Grant Thornton Bharat Monthly US Tax Bulletin provides a concise summary of recent key developments in federal and state taxes in the US.
Explore how India’s AI awakening is driving reskilling, workforce transformation and growth beyond the IT sector, as businesses adapt to an evolving AI-led economic landscape.
India’s evolving logistics, warehousing, and cold-chain ecosystem is entering a critical phase, that will shape economic resilience, food security, and global competitiveness over the coming decades.
Explore how India is preparing for a new tax framework as experts discuss upcoming reforms, policy direction and the implications for businesses, compliance and tax strategy.
Explore key trends shaping the India beverage industry in 2026, including premiumisation, regulatory shifts, sustainability and evolving consumer demand across alcoholic and non-alcoholic segments.
India’s rising population and a progressing middle class have made LPG an essential household fuel, with government schemes like PAHAL and PMUY driving rapid adoption even beyond middle class households.
The March 2026 edition of the Grant Thornton Bharat Monthly Tax Bulletin provides a concise summary of key developments in direct taxes, FEMA, transfer pricing, and indirect taxes for February 2026.
The March 2026 edition of our GST Compendium brings together key developments under GST along with important updates across allied indirect tax laws, including customs, FTP and relevant central and state schemes.
Grant Thornton Bharat’s PolicyCast is your window into policy, tax, and regulatory developments. Each episode features expert perspectives on issues that matter to businesses, individuals, and the wider economy.
India’s deal ecosystem continued to evolve in February 2026 with strong private equity activity, rising M&A transactions and sector-specific investment momentum shaping the country’s investment landscape.
India, home to 1.4 billion people, stands at a pivotal moment in harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) not as a Western luxury, but as a necessity for survival and scale. The recently concluded India AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi underscored this ambition, shifting global discourse from risk-obsessed regulation to developmental.
India’s digital finance revolution—powered by fintech innovation, digital public infrastructure and data-driven credit ecosystems—is expanding financial inclusion and enabling broader economic participation.
DTH players for more than a decade changed the way Indian households watched television. And they took satellite broadcasting into the furthest corners of the country, democratising access to entertainment, and constructing an industry that at one point appeared invincible.