Shivaji Sarkar

 Shivaji Sarkar Market is favourable for India with the boom in youth population, appreciation of rupee and reduction in oil prices. It's time to build upon the formal sector India remains among the world's hotspots and the growth in 2018…
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Shivaji Sarkar The Union Finance Minister has struck a new chord on growth through the rural-farm sector. The Government expects it to pay well and be a real booster of GDP from the expected Rs16,847,455 crore. If this happens, the Budget…
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Shivaji Sarkar The Modi Government has taken the demonetisation decision in all sincerity. But the poor need a foolproof system, a cushion against inflation, and the same safe and easy operability as cash promises. The administration must…
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 Shivaji Sarkar  Prime Minister Narendra Modi's emphasis on agriculture for the creation of jobs is welcome. NITI Aayog Deputy Chairman Arvind Panagariya has noted that there is under-employment in the farm sector. The anxiety about job…
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Shivaji Sarkar  The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill is projected to set a new dimension in taxes through a supposed uniform rate across the country, something any nation would want. Ideally speaking, it is all about treating all States…
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Shivaji Sarkar  The Rs 80,000 crore pay hike bonanza to government employees will benefit about one crore employees and pensioners. However, it does not end here as the States too have approximately the same number of staff. Consequently,…
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Shivaji Sarkar India needs to break the self-imposed restriction on fiscal deficit. It needs to increase public spending, unleash domestic demand, strengthen rural and farm economy, keep a leash on banks' functioning and recover bad loans…
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Shivaji Sarkar At 7.6 per cent, India has the world's fastest growth rate, which is boosted by government spending, says the Economic Survey 2015-16. The document is essentially a blatant admission of the fact that 'Manmohanomics' could…
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Shivaji Sarkar India needs to break the self-imposed restriction on fiscal deficit. It needs to increase public spending, unleash domestic demand, strengthen rural and farm economy, keep a leash on banks' functioning and recover bad loans…
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