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Air Commodore, Mumbai Sheriff: Vijaypat Singhania Beyond The Textile Empire
In 1994, the Indian Air Force made him an Honorary Air Commodore in recognition of the over 5,000 hours of flying that he had put in.
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Why Was The 1973-74 Budget Called "Black Budget"?
From Manmohan Singh introducing liberalisation, privatisation, and globalisation in 1991 to P Chidamabaram reducing personal and corporate tax in 1997, the country, in the last four decades, has witnessed some landmark Budgets.
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"Take Great Pride In Being A Sikh": What Manmohan Singh Told NDTV
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh - a soft-spoken and erudite scholar, perhaps best known as the architect of the 1991 reforms that led India into an era of liberalisation and growth - wore many hats, including that of a Sikh.
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"When Prime Minister Speaks, People Listen": Barack Obama On Manmohan Singh At G20
Manmohan Singh, the former Prime Minister whose lasting legacy would be seen by many as the economic liberalisation of 1991, will perhaps be remembered as much for his perseverance in bringing about the nuclear deal with the US.
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Day After Budget 2024, M Kharge Recalls "Groundbreaking" 1991 Budget
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Wednesday said his party takes immense pride in the groundbreaking achievement of the Liberalisation Budget of 1991 and asserted that there is a pressing need once again for meaningful budget.
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There Was A Time When 1 Dollar Was Less Than Rs 5: Know History
The liberalisation of 1991 proved to be a crucial turning point in India's economic history and significantly impacted the rupee-dollar exchange rate.
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29 Years After Watershed Budget, Congress's Throwback Pic Of Manmohan Singh
The Congress posted a nostalgic black-and-white photo of former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh on Instagram in which he is seen standing in his office after presenting the Union Budget in 1991 - the year India opened up the economy with massive tax cuts and big foreign investments.
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India Clocked 10.08 Per Cent Growth Under Manmohan Singh: Data
Indian economy clocked a 10.08 per cent growth rate in 2006-07 under the then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, the highest since liberalisation of the economy in 1991, according to an official data.
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"Worried About Fiscal Arithmetic" Of Budget, Says Manmohan Singh
Former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh today said he was "worried" about the "fiscal arithmetic" of the Union budget and wondered how the government was planning to meet its promises. In the last full budget before next year's general election, the focus has been on agriculture and rural sectors. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has announced a new h...
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India Transformed - The 1991 Economic Reforms: Highlights
Former Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India Dr Rakesh Mohan, a key person in writing the new industrial policy of 1991, has now written a book to mark 70 years of independence that also comes 25 years after the reforms transformed India.
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GST Rates Beneficial, Will Trigger Demand, Boost GDP, Says Adi Godrej
Prominent industrialist Adi Godrej today allayed fears of price rise after the implementation of the Centre's flagship Goods and Services Tax, saying the tax slabs have been placed so reasonably, that the overall effect will be "extremely beneficial". Hailing GST as the biggest economic reform since the liberalisation of 1991, he said it would, in ...
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India formally complains about cost of US work visas
Commercial ties between India and the United States flourished after India's economic liberalisation in 1991, but in recent years each side have accused the other of erecting unfair barriers to trade and investment growth. India's economy has benefitted greatly from information technology firms doing offshore work for U.S. companies, but such outs...
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Air Commodore, Mumbai Sheriff: Vijaypat Singhania Beyond The Textile Empire
In 1994, the Indian Air Force made him an Honorary Air Commodore in recognition of the over 5,000 hours of flying that he had put in.
-
Why Was The 1973-74 Budget Called "Black Budget"?
From Manmohan Singh introducing liberalisation, privatisation, and globalisation in 1991 to P Chidamabaram reducing personal and corporate tax in 1997, the country, in the last four decades, has witnessed some landmark Budgets.
-
"Take Great Pride In Being A Sikh": What Manmohan Singh Told NDTV
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh - a soft-spoken and erudite scholar, perhaps best known as the architect of the 1991 reforms that led India into an era of liberalisation and growth - wore many hats, including that of a Sikh.
-
"When Prime Minister Speaks, People Listen": Barack Obama On Manmohan Singh At G20
Manmohan Singh, the former Prime Minister whose lasting legacy would be seen by many as the economic liberalisation of 1991, will perhaps be remembered as much for his perseverance in bringing about the nuclear deal with the US.
-
Day After Budget 2024, M Kharge Recalls "Groundbreaking" 1991 Budget
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Wednesday said his party takes immense pride in the groundbreaking achievement of the Liberalisation Budget of 1991 and asserted that there is a pressing need once again for meaningful budget.
-
There Was A Time When 1 Dollar Was Less Than Rs 5: Know History
The liberalisation of 1991 proved to be a crucial turning point in India's economic history and significantly impacted the rupee-dollar exchange rate.
-
29 Years After Watershed Budget, Congress's Throwback Pic Of Manmohan Singh
The Congress posted a nostalgic black-and-white photo of former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh on Instagram in which he is seen standing in his office after presenting the Union Budget in 1991 - the year India opened up the economy with massive tax cuts and big foreign investments.
-
India Clocked 10.08 Per Cent Growth Under Manmohan Singh: Data
Indian economy clocked a 10.08 per cent growth rate in 2006-07 under the then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, the highest since liberalisation of the economy in 1991, according to an official data.
-
"Worried About Fiscal Arithmetic" Of Budget, Says Manmohan Singh
Former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh today said he was "worried" about the "fiscal arithmetic" of the Union budget and wondered how the government was planning to meet its promises. In the last full budget before next year's general election, the focus has been on agriculture and rural sectors. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has announced a new h...
-
India Transformed - The 1991 Economic Reforms: Highlights
Former Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India Dr Rakesh Mohan, a key person in writing the new industrial policy of 1991, has now written a book to mark 70 years of independence that also comes 25 years after the reforms transformed India.
-
GST Rates Beneficial, Will Trigger Demand, Boost GDP, Says Adi Godrej
Prominent industrialist Adi Godrej today allayed fears of price rise after the implementation of the Centre's flagship Goods and Services Tax, saying the tax slabs have been placed so reasonably, that the overall effect will be "extremely beneficial". Hailing GST as the biggest economic reform since the liberalisation of 1991, he said it would, in ...
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India formally complains about cost of US work visas
Commercial ties between India and the United States flourished after India's economic liberalisation in 1991, but in recent years each side have accused the other of erecting unfair barriers to trade and investment growth. India's economy has benefitted greatly from information technology firms doing offshore work for U.S. companies, but such outs...
