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The worst hit segments are early and mid-stage businesses, especially in B2C space. The Nasscom survey says around 60% of all B2C companies are facing

For manufactured products, the stated policy since the 1950s was to allow imports of only the goods that were not being made in India in

The small relaxations in the lockdown since April 20 have not had any positive impact on the unemployment rate, yet The unemployment rate remained stable

The need of the hour is a rehabilitation programme for those trapped in destitution or near-bankruptcy by the lockdown The current Covid epidemic has been

The bulk of Ms Sitharaman’s proposals addressed supply problems, with only occasional and cursory references to demand, mostly as an afterthought Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman strove hard

Gadkari on Monday said the recent steps announced by the government to boost liquidity and credit flows would also bolster “the purchasing power of the

While the provision of credit might suffice to help larger industry tide over the grim period of zero revenue during the lockdown, micro, small and

Micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) expected a direct relief from the government in terms of waiving of electricity bills, payment of salaries, among others

Summary Small entrepenuers who had earlier opted for a moratorium on repayments are now paying a portion of their dues as the cash flow begins to

A breakdown of the plan shows that the actual spending of the government is only about a tenth of the package. A breakdown of the

Additional government spending is negligible. Demand will remain low. The crisis will persist Pulapre Balakrishnan Union minister of finance Nirmala Sitharaman in New Delhi, May,

The overall plan, in their view, was a general economic agenda and lacked substantive decisions to support consumption, promote manufacturing. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announcing