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
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The stimulus that wasn’t | Business Standard Column
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
Road To Revival! Liquidity boost to create jobs, pep up demand: Nitin Gadkari – The Financial Express
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
MSMEs in need of immediate succour–Economic Times
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
MSMEs still wary of fresh loans – The Economic Times
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
Lenders see a payment recover as economy restarts – The Economic Times
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
India Covid economic package: Cash-strapped India’s economic plan unlikely to soften coronavirus blow – The Economic Times
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
The economic package unpacked | Opinion – analysis – Hindustan Times
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,
Economic package a lost opportunity; FY21 GDP to contract 7%: Bernstein | Business Standard News
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
Post-import expenses excluded for determining Customs value: Expert | Business Standard News
The charges for erection and training will not be included in the assessable value of the imported goods If you want the buyer or his
chidambaram: Govt’s fiscal stimulus package hopelessly inadequate: Chidambaram – The Economic Times
Senior Congress leader and former finance minister P Chidambaram said the stimulus package has left several sections like the poor, migrants, farmers, labourers, workers, small
indian economy: Show me the money! Analysts say illusory stimulus leaves economy, stocks in big trouble – The Economic Times
The hype around the Rs 20,00,000 crore government stimulus seems to have fizzled out. “This is not a stimulus package. A stimulus package is something
Govt package impact: Govt package won’t stimulate economy out of painful recession: Swaminathan Aiyar – The Economic Times
‘We are facing an economic collapse and GDP is likely to fall 3% to 5%’ We should not be worried about ratings downgrade from global
COVID-19 relief as policy package | Deccan Herald
New Delhi: Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman gestures during a press conference to announce the fifth and final tranche of economic stimulus package, at the
Footwear, textiles, pharma, electronics in Centre’s list of sectors to push self reliance | Business News,The Indian Express
The government, which identified these industries and several others as having “unnecessary” imports, plans to improve the quality of domestically made products and discourage these
Tight fist and fingers crossed: Fiscal relief this year is 1.1 per cent of GDP | Business News,The Indian Express
In her fifth and final tranche of the AtmaNirbhar package announced on Sunday, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman allocated a chunk of the Centre’s fiscal relief
Underwhelming | The Indian Express
Seen against the scale of economic distress, and expectations raised by the prime minister’s announcement of a Rs 20 lakh crore package, the measures announced
The economy needs more stimulus–Times of India
The stimulus measures announced by the government in five tranches are a mix of immediate relief, regulatory changes and some structural change. These are welcome
Dil maange more: FM’s reform announcements are welcome and necessary but not sufficient
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman yesterday wound up the five-part announcement of stimulus and reform measures following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s announcement of a Rs 20
Revive economy without pressure on fiscal deficit: Ex-RBI gov Subbarao – The Hindu BusinessLine
The fight against Covid19 should focus on reviving the economy and bringing growth back on track without causing extra pressure on the fiscal deficit, according