Newsroom archive
Analysis and explainers from the Gospregledx newsroom
Plain-English coverage of India's economy — updated regularly by our editorial team in Kolkata.
How we choose what to cover
Our editorial calendar is driven by data releases and policy events, not by advertiser interest. When the Central Statistics Office publishes revised national-accounts figures, we examine the revision methodology. When the Union Budget is presented, we go beyond the headline numbers to the allocation tables and the assumptions buried in the fiscal arithmetic. We do not publish market forecasts or tell readers what financial assets to buy. Our job is to make public economic information genuinely accessible — and to flag when official data deserves scepticism. The articles below reflect that commitment.
Recent articles from our newsroom
Why India's GDP growth figures keep getting revised upward
A close look at the base-year methodology behind India's national accounts and why the numbers you read today may not resemble the final estimate two years from now.
Read the article →What the 2024 PLFS data actually says about employment in India
The Periodic Labour Force Survey is the most authoritative snapshot of Indian employment — but its definitions of 'employed' deserve scrutiny before the headline numbers are accepted at face value.
Read the article →A word on what we do not cover
Gospregledx does not publish stock tips, price predictions, or any content that could be construed as investment advice. We do not cover cryptocurrency markets. Our editorial boundary is clear: we report and explain the structures and data of the real economy. Readers seeking guidance on what to buy or sell should consult a registered financial adviser. We believe that boundary makes our journalism more trustworthy, not less useful.
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