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PM Modi, Anthony Albanese Frame India-Australia Ties In A Historic Selfie
PM Modi urges deeper India Australia cooperation in clean energy, infrastructure, and AI at CEO Forum
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PM Modi Chairs Key Economic Advisory Council Meeting Amid Iran War
The prime minister and the EAC-PM members discussed various ideas and measures to further boost India's economic growth in times of global turmoil
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Opinion | A Leader Like No Other...
For the past 23 years, no other global leader has used adversity as an opportunity for growth.
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Efforts On To Mitigate War-Induced Economic Crisis: PM Modi
PM Modi said efforts are being made to mitigate the burden on citizens due to the economic crisis which, after the COVID-19 pandemic, aggravated as the world has entered a battlefield, in an apparent reference to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.
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"Economic Survey Captures India's Fight Against COVID-19": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said the Economic Survey, which was tabled in Parliament earlier in the day, captures India's fight against the COVID-19 pandemic and its strong economic fundamentals.
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Takeaways From Modi's Speech (He Knows Not To Waste A Crisis)
Like any shrewd leader, the Prime Minister knows not to waste a crisis. So last night, he rolled out reforms in their umpteenth avatar, without revealing any detail whatsoever. After Make in India, Stand-up India, Skilled India, Start-up India, and no doubt a few others that are beyond my powers of recall, we now have the classic Self-Reliant India...
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Atypically Lacklustre Speech By Modi, Headlines But No Details
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his fifth address to India during the Coronavirus pandemic delivered two big headlines - and both are TBD or To Be Delivered.
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PM's Economic Package Modelled On UK Fiscal Stimulus: Sources
The mega economic package to counter the financial fallout of the coronavirus crisis which was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday evening has been modelled on the one announced in UK this March.
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PM Modi Announces Rs 20 Lakh Crore Economic Package And Lockdown 4
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday announced a Rs 20 lakh crore stimulus package to tackle the impact of coronavirus and weeks of lockdown. India would not be controlled by the virus, he said, also announcing "lockdown 4" after May 17 in a "completely different form", with new rules.
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No Decline In Automobile, Biscuits Sale In Bihar, Says Sushil Modi
Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi on Monday said that the sale of automobile and biscuits have not declined in the state while speaking at an event organised by traders in Patna.
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"Economic Survey Outlines Vision To Achieve $5 Trillion Economy": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today tweeted the government's roadmap on how to take India to a $5 trillion economy, after the Economic Survey 2018-19 was presented to parliament by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
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US Hopes For PM Modi's Freer Hand To Pursue Tough Economic Reforms
The White House is hopeful that Narendra Modi in his second term as prime minister with a strong mandate will have a freer hand to pursue some of the tough economic reforms that will help create a more business-friendly environment, a senior official has said.
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Modi Supporters, Please See These New Economic Facts
It turns out that overall, the economy under both UPA terms (10-year average: 8.1 per cent) outperformed the Modi Govt (average: 7.3 per cent). Even if we look at the average growth rate under UPA II, a period of so-called policy paralysis, it was marginally higher at 7.4% than that under the Modi government.
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Centre Trying To "Save Crony Capitalist Friends", Alleges Congress
The Congress on Wednesday accused the government of trying to weave a web of deception on the issue of black money to save its "crony capitalist friends".
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Where Is Modi, The Economic Modernizer?
Now that growth has naturally slowed, as was inevitable, given the policy choices that Modi made, how will he balance these narratives? Can he afford to lose those middle-class voters who might actually conclude that he has done a bad job with the economy?
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PM Modi, Anthony Albanese Frame India-Australia Ties In A Historic Selfie
PM Modi urges deeper India Australia cooperation in clean energy, infrastructure, and AI at CEO Forum
-
PM Modi Chairs Key Economic Advisory Council Meeting Amid Iran War
The prime minister and the EAC-PM members discussed various ideas and measures to further boost India's economic growth in times of global turmoil
-
Opinion | A Leader Like No Other...
For the past 23 years, no other global leader has used adversity as an opportunity for growth.
-
Efforts On To Mitigate War-Induced Economic Crisis: PM Modi
PM Modi said efforts are being made to mitigate the burden on citizens due to the economic crisis which, after the COVID-19 pandemic, aggravated as the world has entered a battlefield, in an apparent reference to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.
-
"Economic Survey Captures India's Fight Against COVID-19": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said the Economic Survey, which was tabled in Parliament earlier in the day, captures India's fight against the COVID-19 pandemic and its strong economic fundamentals.
-
Takeaways From Modi's Speech (He Knows Not To Waste A Crisis)
Like any shrewd leader, the Prime Minister knows not to waste a crisis. So last night, he rolled out reforms in their umpteenth avatar, without revealing any detail whatsoever. After Make in India, Stand-up India, Skilled India, Start-up India, and no doubt a few others that are beyond my powers of recall, we now have the classic Self-Reliant India...
-
Atypically Lacklustre Speech By Modi, Headlines But No Details
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his fifth address to India during the Coronavirus pandemic delivered two big headlines - and both are TBD or To Be Delivered.
-
PM's Economic Package Modelled On UK Fiscal Stimulus: Sources
The mega economic package to counter the financial fallout of the coronavirus crisis which was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday evening has been modelled on the one announced in UK this March.
-
PM Modi Announces Rs 20 Lakh Crore Economic Package And Lockdown 4
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday announced a Rs 20 lakh crore stimulus package to tackle the impact of coronavirus and weeks of lockdown. India would not be controlled by the virus, he said, also announcing "lockdown 4" after May 17 in a "completely different form", with new rules.
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No Decline In Automobile, Biscuits Sale In Bihar, Says Sushil Modi
Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi on Monday said that the sale of automobile and biscuits have not declined in the state while speaking at an event organised by traders in Patna.
-
"Economic Survey Outlines Vision To Achieve $5 Trillion Economy": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today tweeted the government's roadmap on how to take India to a $5 trillion economy, after the Economic Survey 2018-19 was presented to parliament by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
-
US Hopes For PM Modi's Freer Hand To Pursue Tough Economic Reforms
The White House is hopeful that Narendra Modi in his second term as prime minister with a strong mandate will have a freer hand to pursue some of the tough economic reforms that will help create a more business-friendly environment, a senior official has said.
-
Modi Supporters, Please See These New Economic Facts
It turns out that overall, the economy under both UPA terms (10-year average: 8.1 per cent) outperformed the Modi Govt (average: 7.3 per cent). Even if we look at the average growth rate under UPA II, a period of so-called policy paralysis, it was marginally higher at 7.4% than that under the Modi government.
-
Centre Trying To "Save Crony Capitalist Friends", Alleges Congress
The Congress on Wednesday accused the government of trying to weave a web of deception on the issue of black money to save its "crony capitalist friends".
-
Where Is Modi, The Economic Modernizer?
Now that growth has naturally slowed, as was inevitable, given the policy choices that Modi made, how will he balance these narratives? Can he afford to lose those middle-class voters who might actually conclude that he has done a bad job with the economy?
