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Increasing Home Loans in India Showing a Scary Picture

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                                                            Generated by meta ai As of late 2022 to mid-2023 data, India had an outstanding home loan (a common form of mortgage) portfolio valued at approximately ₹22.4 lakh crore (about USD 270 billion). The share of housing loans in total bank loans had risen to 14.2% by March 2023. Key Statistics on Indian Mortgage Loans Total Outstanding Value: The outstanding home loan portfolio was around ₹22.4 lakh crore at the end of the Financial Year 2021 (FY21), and the market has shown consistent growth since then. Number of Loans: In 2022 alone, 34 lakh (3.4 million) new home loans were disbursed. It's estimated that only about 10% of Indian households live in owned homes, with a significant potential for market growth. Market Growth: The Indian home loan market grew at a CAGR of 32% betwee...

The Indian economy in April 2025

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The Indian economy in April 2025 presents a mixed yet cautiously optimistic outlook, with key indicators reflecting growth driven by domestic demand and services, but lingering structural challenges in manufacturing, exports, and infrastructure. Below is a detailed analysis and insight: --- Key Strengths 1. Improved Economic Activity:    - PMI Expansion: Both manufacturing PMI (57.5) and services PMI (58.5) remained above 50, indicating expansion in these sectors for April 2025. This suggests resilience in production and service delivery.    - GST Collections: Robust growth (9.4% YoY) reflects higher formalization of the economy and stronger domestic consumption.    - Digital Spending: UPI/IMPS transactions surged 32.2% YoY, signaling a deepening digital payment ecosystem and rising consumer confidence. 2. Rural Demand:     - Tractor Sales: A 6.8% YoY increase in April 2025 hints at improved rural income and agricultural activity, though seas...

NABARD Micro Finance Loan

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                                                                                    generated by meta ai The National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) offers loans to farmers, rural entrepreneurs, and other entities involved in rural development.  You can apply for a loan from NABARD through a bank that is eligible for refinancing from NABARD.   How to apply for a NABARD loan   Decide on the type of business you want to start Register your business Create a business plan and project report Apply for a bank loan from a bank that is eligible for refinancing from NABARD Once the bank sanctions the loan, the bank will apply to NABARD for the subsidy NABARD will release the subsidy to the bank NABARD loan eligibi...