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India Invests Up To 4.6% Of GDP In Education From 2015 To 2024: UNESCO
Recent reports from the UNESCO Institute for Statistics on global education funding indicate that India's government spending on education ranged from 13.5% to 17.2% of its total public expenditure during the same timeframe.
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India "Walking The Talk" On Climate Change Commitments: Prakash Javadekar At COP 25
India is "walking the talk" in its climate change commitments and has reduced emission intensity by 21 per cent of its GDP while also being on track to achieve the goal of 35 per cent emission reduction as promised in the Paris summit in 2015, Union Environment Prakash Javadekar said on Tuesday.
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Arvind Subramanian Sticks To Claim Of India Overestimating GDP Growth
Sticking to his analysis that India's economic growth has been overestimated, Arvind Subramanian said he had raised doubts about the GDP numbers in 2015 when he was the chief economic adviser of the Modi government as he found inconsistency between projected growth and other macro indicators.
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30% Girls From India's Poorest Families Never Attended School: Research
Calling the current scenario of girls education in India as "precarious", national convenor of the RTE forum Ambarish Rai on Thursday said about 30 per cent of girls from the poorest families in the country have never set foot inside a classroom.
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2015 IPL Contributed Rs 11.5 Billion to India's GDP: BCCI
Board of Control for Cricket in India said that as many as 193 cricketers took part in the 2015 Indian Premier League, that attracted 1.71 million spectators to the venues
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India Has Historic Chance to Grow, Don't Obstruct: Arun Jaitley to Opposition
With a number of key reform bills stuck in the current Budget session of the Parliament, government today appealed to the opposition not to play "obstructionist" as the country has the "historic opportunity" to grow and the GDP is expected to go beyond 8 per cent next year, overtaking China.
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'Internet to contribute $100 billion to India's GDP by 2015'
The Internet currently contributes a modest 1.6 percent to India's GDP. This could grow to 2.8 to 3.3 percent by 2015.
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India Invests Up To 4.6% Of GDP In Education From 2015 To 2024: UNESCO
Recent reports from the UNESCO Institute for Statistics on global education funding indicate that India's government spending on education ranged from 13.5% to 17.2% of its total public expenditure during the same timeframe.
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India "Walking The Talk" On Climate Change Commitments: Prakash Javadekar At COP 25
India is "walking the talk" in its climate change commitments and has reduced emission intensity by 21 per cent of its GDP while also being on track to achieve the goal of 35 per cent emission reduction as promised in the Paris summit in 2015, Union Environment Prakash Javadekar said on Tuesday.
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Arvind Subramanian Sticks To Claim Of India Overestimating GDP Growth
Sticking to his analysis that India's economic growth has been overestimated, Arvind Subramanian said he had raised doubts about the GDP numbers in 2015 when he was the chief economic adviser of the Modi government as he found inconsistency between projected growth and other macro indicators.
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30% Girls From India's Poorest Families Never Attended School: Research
Calling the current scenario of girls education in India as "precarious", national convenor of the RTE forum Ambarish Rai on Thursday said about 30 per cent of girls from the poorest families in the country have never set foot inside a classroom.
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2015 IPL Contributed Rs 11.5 Billion to India's GDP: BCCI
Board of Control for Cricket in India said that as many as 193 cricketers took part in the 2015 Indian Premier League, that attracted 1.71 million spectators to the venues
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India Has Historic Chance to Grow, Don't Obstruct: Arun Jaitley to Opposition
With a number of key reform bills stuck in the current Budget session of the Parliament, government today appealed to the opposition not to play "obstructionist" as the country has the "historic opportunity" to grow and the GDP is expected to go beyond 8 per cent next year, overtaking China.
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'Internet to contribute $100 billion to India's GDP by 2015'
The Internet currently contributes a modest 1.6 percent to India's GDP. This could grow to 2.8 to 3.3 percent by 2015.
