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"Job Creation By Modi Government Highest On Record": Economist Surjit Bhalla
Former India executive director at IMF Surjit Bhalla on Sunday said that on an average basis, an unprecedented number of jobs are being created under the Narendra Modi government, with the number touching about 10 million over the last 7-8 years.
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"No Evidence Whether Rahul Gandhi Would Be Effective Leader": Top Economist
Noted economist Surjit Bhalla believes that Congress MP Rahul Gandhi's leadership qualities remain doubtful due to several past instances where he failed to take effective decisions.
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"BJP May Get 350 Seats On Its Own, 5 In Tamil Nadu": Top Economist To NDTV
The BJP is likely to perform better this time than what it achieved in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, a top economist and psephologist told NDTV today.
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Ex-Chief Economic Adviser Krishnamurthy Subramanian Appointed Executive Director At IMF
Former Chief Economic Adviser Krishnamurthy Subramanian was on Thursday appointed as Executive Director (India) at the International Monetary Fund, a Personnel Ministry order said
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Growth Likely To Pick Up To 6.5-7% In 2019-20 Second Half, Says Surjit Bhalla
Nominal GDP growth rate (without adjusting for inflation) stood at 8 per cent in the quarter ended June 30, according to official data released in August.
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Economist Surjit Bhalla Appointed As Executive Director Of International Monetary Fund
The key post of Executive Director at the multilateral agency had fallen vacant after the death of Dr Subir Gokarn in July this year.
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Holding Back NSSO Jobs Data Huge Mistake: PM Modi's Former Advisor
Calling it a knee-jerk reaction, Surjit S Bhalla, the former member of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Economic Advisory Council, in his book 'Citizen Raj' has said that withholding the NSSO unemployment data by the government is a "huge mistake".
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Prime Minister's Office Accepts Economist Surjit Bhalla's Resignation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has accepted the resignation of economist Surjit Bhalla as part-time member of his Economic Advisory Council (EAC), the PMO said on Tuesday.
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Economist Surjit Bhalla Quits From PM's Economic Advisory Council
"I resigned as part-time member of PMEAC on December 1," Surjit Bhalla said on social networking site Twitter.
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India No Longer Has World's Largest Number Of Poor People: Report
It is a distinction that no country wants: the place with the most people living in extreme poverty.
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Government Likely To Stick To 3.2% Fiscal Deficit Target: Economic Advisory Council Member
Many policy makers have suggested that fiscal stimulus is needed to boost economic growth but RBI has warned that missing the target could hit macro-economic stability.
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Cow Vigilantism Is ISIS In India, Says Economist Surjit Bhalla
The sort of extremism that led to the lynching of a 55-year-old dairy farmer in Rajasthan's Alwar district last week is not very different from the brand of fanaticism endorsed by ISIS, economist Surjit Bhalla said on The NDTV Dialogues. "Nobody is for this kind of nonsense. The cow slaughter vigilantism is ISIS in India there is no difference... N...
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Sensex Posts Biggest Gain Since 2009 as Rajan Cuts Rate
A fortnight into 2015, domestic stock markets have witnessed two of their biggest days. The BSE Sensex, which had crashed 900 points on January 6, jumped as much as 848 points (3 per cent) on Thursday, its best intraday gain since May 16, 2014 when Narendra Modi won Lok Sabha elections.
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Budget 2014: Economists for Lowering of Interest Rate, Removal of Cess
Economists on Tuesday asked Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to lower interest rate, rationalise subsidies, remove all cess and surcharge, do away with the retrospective tax amendments and scrap dividend distribution tax to revive investment cycle and promote growth.
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Economists not very optimistic about growth in 2014-15
With the growth bottoming out in the ongoing fiscal year (2013-14), experts are not very optimistic about India's economic picture changing significantly in the next fiscal year even if a new government comes to power after the general elections starting next month.
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"Job Creation By Modi Government Highest On Record": Economist Surjit Bhalla
Former India executive director at IMF Surjit Bhalla on Sunday said that on an average basis, an unprecedented number of jobs are being created under the Narendra Modi government, with the number touching about 10 million over the last 7-8 years.
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"No Evidence Whether Rahul Gandhi Would Be Effective Leader": Top Economist
Noted economist Surjit Bhalla believes that Congress MP Rahul Gandhi's leadership qualities remain doubtful due to several past instances where he failed to take effective decisions.
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"BJP May Get 350 Seats On Its Own, 5 In Tamil Nadu": Top Economist To NDTV
The BJP is likely to perform better this time than what it achieved in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, a top economist and psephologist told NDTV today.
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Ex-Chief Economic Adviser Krishnamurthy Subramanian Appointed Executive Director At IMF
Former Chief Economic Adviser Krishnamurthy Subramanian was on Thursday appointed as Executive Director (India) at the International Monetary Fund, a Personnel Ministry order said
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Growth Likely To Pick Up To 6.5-7% In 2019-20 Second Half, Says Surjit Bhalla
Nominal GDP growth rate (without adjusting for inflation) stood at 8 per cent in the quarter ended June 30, according to official data released in August.
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Economist Surjit Bhalla Appointed As Executive Director Of International Monetary Fund
The key post of Executive Director at the multilateral agency had fallen vacant after the death of Dr Subir Gokarn in July this year.
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Holding Back NSSO Jobs Data Huge Mistake: PM Modi's Former Advisor
Calling it a knee-jerk reaction, Surjit S Bhalla, the former member of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Economic Advisory Council, in his book 'Citizen Raj' has said that withholding the NSSO unemployment data by the government is a "huge mistake".
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Prime Minister's Office Accepts Economist Surjit Bhalla's Resignation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has accepted the resignation of economist Surjit Bhalla as part-time member of his Economic Advisory Council (EAC), the PMO said on Tuesday.
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Economist Surjit Bhalla Quits From PM's Economic Advisory Council
"I resigned as part-time member of PMEAC on December 1," Surjit Bhalla said on social networking site Twitter.
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India No Longer Has World's Largest Number Of Poor People: Report
It is a distinction that no country wants: the place with the most people living in extreme poverty.
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Government Likely To Stick To 3.2% Fiscal Deficit Target: Economic Advisory Council Member
Many policy makers have suggested that fiscal stimulus is needed to boost economic growth but RBI has warned that missing the target could hit macro-economic stability.
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Cow Vigilantism Is ISIS In India, Says Economist Surjit Bhalla
The sort of extremism that led to the lynching of a 55-year-old dairy farmer in Rajasthan's Alwar district last week is not very different from the brand of fanaticism endorsed by ISIS, economist Surjit Bhalla said on The NDTV Dialogues. "Nobody is for this kind of nonsense. The cow slaughter vigilantism is ISIS in India there is no difference... N...
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Sensex Posts Biggest Gain Since 2009 as Rajan Cuts Rate
A fortnight into 2015, domestic stock markets have witnessed two of their biggest days. The BSE Sensex, which had crashed 900 points on January 6, jumped as much as 848 points (3 per cent) on Thursday, its best intraday gain since May 16, 2014 when Narendra Modi won Lok Sabha elections.
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Budget 2014: Economists for Lowering of Interest Rate, Removal of Cess
Economists on Tuesday asked Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to lower interest rate, rationalise subsidies, remove all cess and surcharge, do away with the retrospective tax amendments and scrap dividend distribution tax to revive investment cycle and promote growth.
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Economists not very optimistic about growth in 2014-15
With the growth bottoming out in the ongoing fiscal year (2013-14), experts are not very optimistic about India's economic picture changing significantly in the next fiscal year even if a new government comes to power after the general elections starting next month.
