Rs 1000 And 500 Notes Banned
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I Am Against Those Who Talk Of Throwing Shoes After 50 Days
- Saturday December 31, 2016
- Blog | Ravish Kumar
Pictures of shoes are being shared on Facebook and Twitter. It is being stated on social media that "50 days are almost up, where should the welcome with shoes be arranged?" Do those who oppose him also secretly hold the desire to become part of or lead the baying crowd? Many people are writing again and again that "the shoes are ready, please let ...
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Only PM And A Select Few Not Affected By Notes Ban
- Monday January 9, 2017
- Opinion | Derek O'Brien
So now that the 50 days sought by the Prime Minister are behind us, how does one look back at the horror experience called demonetisation and its aftermath?
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Modi's 'Monumental Mismanagement' Now Backed By Numbers
- Saturday December 17, 2016
- Opinion | Mani Shankar Aiyar
Leaving aside apologists for the Modi regime, most independent economists are agreed that GDP for the next two and possibly three quarters has taken such a hit that GDP growth will decline by at least one percentage point or more, with Ambit Capital estimating that GDP growth will be more than halved to 3.5% for FY 2017.
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I Am Against Those Who Talk Of Throwing Shoes After 50 Days
- Saturday December 31, 2016
- Blog | Ravish Kumar
Pictures of shoes are being shared on Facebook and Twitter. It is being stated on social media that "50 days are almost up, where should the welcome with shoes be arranged?" Do those who oppose him also secretly hold the desire to become part of or lead the baying crowd? Many people are writing again and again that "the shoes are ready, please let ...
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www.ndtv.com
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Only PM And A Select Few Not Affected By Notes Ban
- Monday January 9, 2017
- Opinion | Derek O'Brien
So now that the 50 days sought by the Prime Minister are behind us, how does one look back at the horror experience called demonetisation and its aftermath?
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www.ndtv.com
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Modi's 'Monumental Mismanagement' Now Backed By Numbers
- Saturday December 17, 2016
- Opinion | Mani Shankar Aiyar
Leaving aside apologists for the Modi regime, most independent economists are agreed that GDP for the next two and possibly three quarters has taken such a hit that GDP growth will decline by at least one percentage point or more, with Ambit Capital estimating that GDP growth will be more than halved to 3.5% for FY 2017.
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www.ndtv.com