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Ministry of Statistics and Programme implementation successfully concludes Special Campaign 5.0

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  The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) has successfully concluded Special Campaign 5.0, conducted from October 2 to 31, 2025, by achieving comprehensive outcomes. This year, the Ministry has conducted 27% more cleanliness drives compared to last year’s campaign, as stated in the release. The cleanliness drives were organised in all field-level Offices of MoSPI, which are situated in all States/UTs. Implementation of e-Office and payment through the online PFMS portal in all field-level offices was promoted as a best practice during the campaign. The progress of Special Campaign 5.0 was closely monitored by the Secretary (S&PI), and progress was reported /uploaded on the SCDPM portal on a day-to-day basis. The Special Campaign 5.0, undertaken by the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) along with its attached, subordinate, and autonomous offices across India, achieved notable successes in cleanliness and administrative efficiency...

Learn about statistics, understand the world around you

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  Societies today are faced with misinformation and disinformation, declining trust in media and the groundbreaking impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on everyday life. Official statistics and statistical literacy are essential for navigating the world around us.  To help you make sense of statistics, Eurostat’s Education Corner offers many resources tailored for teachers, students and all the inquisitive minds. With Statistics 4 beginners’ articles, you can learn about key statistical indicators, such as what is GDP and how to compare it among countries and population concepts.  You can also explore and play with data with our interactive publications. These present short summaries of the key findings on specific topics, such as regions in Europe, demography, digitalisation, and energy, while showcasing dynamic visualisations. Furthermore, you can dive into our data visualisations and discover...

Short-term business statistics - dissemination

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  Dissemination tools and dedicated section European short-term business statistics mostly are disseminated on-line, paper publications have become the exception. Currently there are no more paper publications exclusively dedicated to STS data. However, the print publication Key figures on European business contains, among data from many other areas, some selected STS data. For STS, the main publications are described in this article. All short-term statistics related information – data, reference metadata, publications, methodological information, legal texts, etc. – is available at the on the Eurostat website. News releases In the area of short-term business statistics, Eurostat publishes 60 news releases per year, i.e. a monthly release for the five central STS indicators: industrial production, industrial producer prices, production in construction, services production, and volume of retail trade. These STS indicators are also part of the Principal European ...

How Many Companies Use AI? (New 2025 Data)

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  Today, 78% of global companies are using AI in theirdaily operations.  While businesses have used AI for years to cut costs and increase efficiency, the recent surge in the generative AI market has helped AI become a mainstream business technology. Large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity are driving AI adoption rates in both consumer and business segments.  With this in mind, we’ll cover stats about how many companies are using AI, how it's being used, AI adoption rates, and more.  Companies Using AI Stats (Top Picks) 78%  of global companies currently use AI 90%  of global companies are either using or exploring the use of AI in their organization India has the highest rate of AI adoption (around  59%  of companies) The global AI market is expected to reach  $1.85  trillion by 2030 Larger enterprise companies are  2x  more likely to us...

Draft bill to overhaul Indian Statistical Institute unveiled

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  The Union government has unveiled a new draft bill that aims to bring sweeping changes to the iconic Indian Statistical Institute, a 94-year-old centre that helped design some of India’s earliest data-driven economic policies during the planning era, including the national sample surveys. The Union ministry of statistics and programme implementation uploaded the draft “The Indian Statistical Institute Bill, 2025” on Friday, seeking public consultations on a spate of structural changes and a new executive authority. The ISI was founded in 1931 by PC Mahalanobis, a pioneer statistician and member of the erstwhile planning commission. His “Mahalanobis model”, a statistical framework, was pretty much the bedrock of India’s early industrialisation that stressed heavy state-led capital investments to substitute for imports. The ministry’s pro forma for public comments said the draft bill aimed at fostering “excellence” and “establishing clear institutional structures, streamlining deci...

Generative AI models mostly inaccurate when sourcing statistical data, finds trial

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  UK – Most current large language models failed to accurately answer a question focused on UK statistics, in an experiment published by the MRS Census and GeoDemographics Group (CGG). According to the report, most of the AI models got the answer wrong or refused to answer the question. Only one system returned the correct answers (according to ONS) the first time, while another got it right on the second attempt at prompting (with no changes to the prompt). The report found that while the outputs looked coherent in terms of their vocabulary and grammar, the quality of the numbers provided was poor. Additionally, running the same question again was likely to result in a different answer. Report authors Jaan Nellis and Peter Furness conducted the trials to look at what AI tools can do against a particular query about particular data, following a discussion in a CGG meeting earlier this year. Speaking to Research Live, Furness explained: “It’s no longer the preserve of experts t...

Global Statistical Process Control Software Market by Type and Application - Strong 8.5% CAGR Forecast from 2026 to 2033

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  New Jersey, US State: "The global Statistical Process Control Software market in the Information Technology and Telecom category is projected to reach USD 2.5 billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 8.5% from 2025 to 2031. With rising industrial adoption and continuous innovation in Information Technology and Telecom applications, the market is estimated to hit USD 1.2 billion in 2024, highlighting strong growth potential throughout the forecast period." Statistical Process Control Software Market Size & Forecast 2031 The Statistical Process Control (SPC) Software market is witnessing strong growth as industries embrace data-driven quality management and automation. This software enables real-time monitoring of manufacturing processes, helping organizations reduce variability and enhance product consistency. The increasing adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies, IoT-enabled sensors, and predictive analytics is fueling demand for SPC solutions. Manufacturers are leveraging...