In an effort to boost job generation to double-digit level, the government has identified 10 ‘champion’ sectors that will drive growth under the ‘Make in
Reticence and restraint – Business Line–30.01.2018-1
The Economic Survey 2017-18 is strikingly different in tenor and substance from the earlier two versions produced by the chief economic advisor, Arvind Subramanian. It
CEA Arvind Subramanian calls to bring petrol, diesel prices under GST | Hindustan Times–30.01.2018-1
Amid spiralling petrol and diesel prices, Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian on Monday called for petroleum products to be brought under the ambit of the
Economic Survey: Cautious optimism – The Hindu–30.01.2018-1
The Economic Survey for 2017-18 paints the picture of an economy that gives reason for both optimism and caution. It projects that GDP growth could
Survey sees robust revival of economy–Deccan Chronicle–30.01.2018-1
The Economic Survey 2017-18 is a combination of an economic and social document in line with the government’s programme of inclusive growth. It takes note
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पुढील वर्षांचे अर्थचित्र रंगवायचे ते वाढते तेलदर आणि शेअर बाजाराचा बुडबुडा या दोन धोक्यांच्या आधारे.. काळजी करणारे तेवढे टिकतील, हे लोकप्रिय हंगेरियन-अमेरिकी उद्योजक, लेखक, भाष्यकार
Economic survey: Taxpayers base increased after demonetisation: Economic Survey – The Economic Times-1—30.01.2018
As per the survey, one of the main aims of demonetisation and the GST was to increase the formalisation of the economy and bring more
Budget 2018: ‘Arvind Subramanian is more relaxed about having a larger fiscal deficit than Jaitley is’ – The Economic Times-1–30.01.2018
If you take recapitalisation bonds into account and if you take into account the fiscal jugglery in HPCL and ONGC, already all kinds of tricks
Economic Survey 2018: Jobs, investment push to be key Budget focus, hints Economic Survey – The Economic Times-1—30.01.2018
The forthcoming Union Budget 2018 could be pro-investment and not populist, even as it may try to address the stress in the rural economy. It
Economic Survey 2018 Highlights on The Economic Times-1–30.01.2018
The Gross Value Added (GVA) at constant basic prices is expected to grow at the rate of 6.1 per cent in 2017-18 as compared to
Economic Survey Highlights: From male child to powerless taxman and climate change, 10 pointers on Indian economy-30.01.2018-1-Economic Times
The Economic Survey, which has been tabled in the Parliament today, identifies 10 new facts on the new economy, from the impact of GST to
Budget 2018: India has no export superstars: Economic Survey explains what that means – The Economic Times–30.01.2018–1
With the GST providing numbers, it has come to light that India has very low concentration of exports when compared to many other countries. Export
Economic Survey 2018: 50% increase in indirect taxpayer base post GST: Economic Survey – The Economic Times–30.01.2018–1
Belying “confusion and anxiety” surrounding GST collections, the Survey said the uncertainty will be removed once the system stabilises later this year. The Goods and
Economic Survey 2018: Cut pendency in litigation to improve business rating: Survey – The Economic Times–30.01.2018–1
The total backlog in High Courts by the end of 2017 as per the National Judicial Data Grid was close to 3.5 million cases. Calling
Economic Survey 2018: Private investment to rise with NPA resolution, PSBs recap: Economic Survey – The Economic Times–30.01.2018–1
Quick resolution of stressed assets at the National Company Law Tribunal holds key to kick starting private investment which has been lacklustre for years, failing
Economic Survey 2018: Home sales at 5-year low, FDI needed for revival | Business Standard News–30.01.2018-1
India’s real estate sector hit rock bottom, falling to a five-year low in 2017-18, and a change in market sentiment to attract more foreign direct
Beyond the euphoria – Business Line–30.01.2018-1
With weak banks getting a chunk of the capital, it is time to hasten governance reforms at public sector banks The Centre’s announcement on the
Budget should push reforms agenda – Business Line–30.01.2018–1
In order to spur growth, it should push capex spending, ramp up disinvestment, and unfetter land and labour markets YK Modi As the economy adjusts
Economic Survey: Resolving NPAs, implementing GST will lift GDP | Hindustan Times–30.01.2018–1
Resolving the non-performing assets (NPAs), or bad loans, of state-run banks and implementing GST are among the major factors that will aid India log GDP
Facing the slowdown | The Indian Express–C Marks –World Bank –30.01.2018-1
The big worry for India has to do with jobs and inequality. The Indian government recently lowered its economic growth forecast for 2017-18 to 6.5
