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Centre On Track To Meet Fiscal Deficit Target Of 6.4% For This Fiscal: World Bank
High nominal GDP growth in the first quarter supported strong growth in revenue collection, especially Goods and Services Tax (GST), despite tax cuts on fuel.
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Indian Economy Expected To Grow At 7.3% In 2018-19: World Bank
World Bank on GDP Growth: In 2017, China with 6.9 per cent growth was marginally ahead of India's 6.7 per cent, mainly because the slowdown in the Indian economy due to demonetisation and implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST), the report said.
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Opinion: Yawning Deficits to World-Beating Growth In PM Modi's 4 Years
Prime Minister Narendra Modi completes four years in office on May 26. He's used the time to give India its biggest tax reform, overhauled a century-old bankruptcy law, revived stalled projects and got the World Bank to say Asia's No. 3 economy is a much better place to do business.
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World Bank Projects India's FY19 GDP Growth At 7.3%
The World Bank on Wednesday projected India's GDP growth at 7.3 per cent for the next financial year
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In Budget 2018, Health Care For 10 Crore Families, Farmers Gain Too: 10 Facts
As Finance Minister Arun Jaitley rolled out a Budget focused on farmers and the rural poor today, while boosting jobs and private investment, he has pegged the fiscal deficit target for next year at 3.3 per cent, higher than the earlier 3 per cent goal. Presenting the government's last full-year budget before the 2019 general elections and ahead of...
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India To Be A High Middle Income Economy By 2047, Says World Bank: Details Here
India is currently ranked under 100 under the World Bank Ease of Doing Business Index.
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India To Be High Middle Income Economy In 30 Years: World Bank CEO
Days after India jumped 30 places in the World Bank's ease of doing business ranking, its CEO Kristalina Georgieva today said the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and reforms push by the government will catapult the country to high middle income economy by 2047.
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With GST, We're Moving Towards Higher Goal, Says PM On World Bank Ranking
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses a press conference on the World Bank Ranking.
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Those Who Were In World Bank Now Question Ranking: PM Narendra Modi Slams Opposition
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today took a swipe at the opposition Congress over its attack on the government after the country improved its ranking in the World Bank's ease of doing business report, saying those who had worked with the World Bank previously too were raising doubts over India's ranking.
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'Ease Of Doing Corruption' Has Ended: Arun Jaitley's Retort To Rahul Gandhi
The government has brushed off as "utter nonsense" Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi's renewed attack today on the economy after a World Bank report showed a dramatic improvement in India's position on an index that measures ease of doing business in 190 countries. India is now number 100, up from 130 last year, and its best ranking ever
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Hit A Button On Your Phone, And A Chinese Youth Gets A Job: Rahul Gandhi
The morning after India was recognised for vast self-improvement making it an easier place to do business, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that "it is just a handful of businessmen who have found the going easier" as he accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of encouraging crony capitalism and failing to create jobs.
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Following Right Economic Policy, Not Populism: Arun Jaitley To NDTV
Amid intense criticism over the government's handling of the economy, Finance Ministry Arun Jaitley told NDTV that the Centre is following the "right economic policy", adding that it didn't indulge in populism
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'Pessimists Are Going Global': Rahul Gandhi On PM Modi Jab
After the International Monetary Fund and World Bank downgraded India's growth forecast in their latest reports, Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi said "pessimists" who criticise the government's policies are not only confined to the country.
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IMF Cuts India's Growth Forecast But Sees Slowdown As 'Blip'
Last week, the World Bank had termed the slowdown in the economy as "aberration" mainly due to the temporary disruptions in preparation for the GST.
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India's Economic Slowdown 'Temporary, An Aberration', Says World Bank
The recent slowdown in India's economic growth is an "aberration" and mainly due to a temporary disruption caused by preparations for the new national tax GST, the World Bank said on Thursday, also stating that it will get corrected in the coming months.
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Centre On Track To Meet Fiscal Deficit Target Of 6.4% For This Fiscal: World Bank
High nominal GDP growth in the first quarter supported strong growth in revenue collection, especially Goods and Services Tax (GST), despite tax cuts on fuel.
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Indian Economy Expected To Grow At 7.3% In 2018-19: World Bank
World Bank on GDP Growth: In 2017, China with 6.9 per cent growth was marginally ahead of India's 6.7 per cent, mainly because the slowdown in the Indian economy due to demonetisation and implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST), the report said.
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Opinion: Yawning Deficits to World-Beating Growth In PM Modi's 4 Years
Prime Minister Narendra Modi completes four years in office on May 26. He's used the time to give India its biggest tax reform, overhauled a century-old bankruptcy law, revived stalled projects and got the World Bank to say Asia's No. 3 economy is a much better place to do business.
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World Bank Projects India's FY19 GDP Growth At 7.3%
The World Bank on Wednesday projected India's GDP growth at 7.3 per cent for the next financial year
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In Budget 2018, Health Care For 10 Crore Families, Farmers Gain Too: 10 Facts
As Finance Minister Arun Jaitley rolled out a Budget focused on farmers and the rural poor today, while boosting jobs and private investment, he has pegged the fiscal deficit target for next year at 3.3 per cent, higher than the earlier 3 per cent goal. Presenting the government's last full-year budget before the 2019 general elections and ahead of...
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India To Be A High Middle Income Economy By 2047, Says World Bank: Details Here
India is currently ranked under 100 under the World Bank Ease of Doing Business Index.
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India To Be High Middle Income Economy In 30 Years: World Bank CEO
Days after India jumped 30 places in the World Bank's ease of doing business ranking, its CEO Kristalina Georgieva today said the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and reforms push by the government will catapult the country to high middle income economy by 2047.
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With GST, We're Moving Towards Higher Goal, Says PM On World Bank Ranking
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses a press conference on the World Bank Ranking.
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Those Who Were In World Bank Now Question Ranking: PM Narendra Modi Slams Opposition
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today took a swipe at the opposition Congress over its attack on the government after the country improved its ranking in the World Bank's ease of doing business report, saying those who had worked with the World Bank previously too were raising doubts over India's ranking.
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'Ease Of Doing Corruption' Has Ended: Arun Jaitley's Retort To Rahul Gandhi
The government has brushed off as "utter nonsense" Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi's renewed attack today on the economy after a World Bank report showed a dramatic improvement in India's position on an index that measures ease of doing business in 190 countries. India is now number 100, up from 130 last year, and its best ranking ever
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Hit A Button On Your Phone, And A Chinese Youth Gets A Job: Rahul Gandhi
The morning after India was recognised for vast self-improvement making it an easier place to do business, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that "it is just a handful of businessmen who have found the going easier" as he accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of encouraging crony capitalism and failing to create jobs.
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Following Right Economic Policy, Not Populism: Arun Jaitley To NDTV
Amid intense criticism over the government's handling of the economy, Finance Ministry Arun Jaitley told NDTV that the Centre is following the "right economic policy", adding that it didn't indulge in populism
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'Pessimists Are Going Global': Rahul Gandhi On PM Modi Jab
After the International Monetary Fund and World Bank downgraded India's growth forecast in their latest reports, Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi said "pessimists" who criticise the government's policies are not only confined to the country.
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IMF Cuts India's Growth Forecast But Sees Slowdown As 'Blip'
Last week, the World Bank had termed the slowdown in the economy as "aberration" mainly due to the temporary disruptions in preparation for the GST.
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India's Economic Slowdown 'Temporary, An Aberration', Says World Bank
The recent slowdown in India's economic growth is an "aberration" and mainly due to a temporary disruption caused by preparations for the new national tax GST, the World Bank said on Thursday, also stating that it will get corrected in the coming months.
