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Infra Sector Turnaround Due To PM Modi's Personal Monitoring: Finance Minister
PM Modi active role and personal monitoring is responsible for the turnaround of the infrastructure sector, which suffered due to policy paralysis during the UPA regime, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said today.
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Jairam Ramesh Caused "Policy Paralysis" During UPA II: Union Minister
Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Prakash Javadekar on Thursday took a dig at senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh for causing "policy paralysis" during the UPA II government.
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Opinion: 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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PM Modi Gives Report To Nation In Last I-Day Speech Before 2019 Polls
In his last Independence Day speech before the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today presented a picture of a rising India under his government, contrasting it with what he termed as "policy paralysis" under the UPA, as he announced the launch date of his signature healthcare scheme covering 50 crore Indians.
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Under UPA, "Policy Paralysis Hampered Defence Preparedness", Says PM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today hit out at the previous UPA government for policy paralysis in the defence sector and told foreign companies that it will not take a decade to take a decision on procurement of a batch of 110 fighter jets.
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'Our PM Has The Last Word', Arun Jaitley Hits Out At Manmohan Singh
India has moved from 'policy paralysis' during the days of UPA to being a global 'bright spot' under the NDA, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said in a blog post directed at former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
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NDA Government Restored India's Credibility: Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, today, said his 10-month-old government had restored India's global credibility in terms of its politics, governance and economy, replacing the "policy paralysis" during the UPA regime with "dynamism".
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Rising Inflation Fallout of UPA Legacy: Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister and BJP President Rajnath Singh today said that rising inflation was a fallout of the policy paralysis that prevailed during the Congress-led UPA regime and added that the nascent Narendra Modi government will need time to rein in the price rise.
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NDTV Exclusive: Clearing Projects Worth 20 Lakh Crores Could Be Narendra Modi's First Task
As Narendra Modi gets ready to take charge, a top bureaucrat in the Cabinet Secretariat has told NDTV that the new Prime Minister's priority could be to fast-track more than 430 projects worth a staggering Rs 20 lakh crore, a legacy of the policy paralysis of the last days of the UPA government.
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PM to speak to media today about UPA's 10-year achievements
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will seek to dispel the perception of policy paralysis today when he addresses a press conference during which he is expected to spell out the steps taken to boost the economy besides addressing issues of corruption and price rise.
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Lack of leadership, policy paralysis led to economic slowdown: Narendra Modi
Attacking the UPA government for the economic slowdown, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday alleged that lack of leadership and policy paralysis are responsible for the state of India's economy.
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Is Congress in revamp mode?
First, the Congress-led UPA government decided to shed off the tag of policy paralysis with a slew of economic reforms. Now, it's the turn of the party. The Congress is all set to launch a new membership drive from October 16 this year that will continue till December 31, 2012.
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Govt allows FDI in multi-brand retail, aviation: Top 10 developments
The UPA government has begun to shed its policy paralysis, introducing the boldest reforms yet in its second term today by allowing foreign super-market chains to enter India and foreign airlines to invest in Indian carriers. Industry is cheering; ally Mamata Banerjee has threatened once again to withdraw support.
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Yes, there is policy paralysis in govt, nobody wants to take a decision: Praful Patel
As the government tries to fight allegations of policy paralysis, senior minister Praful Patel has acknowledged that both politicians and bureaucrats are worried about taking any decisions, because they are worried that their actions will later be misinterpreted and used against them. Mr Patel is Heavy Industries Minister and his party, the Nationa...
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Monsoon session begins: Chidambaram, now Finance Minister, in Opposition's crosshairs
The monsoon session of Parliament begins today and the spotlight is on P Chidambaram. For the UPA, he is the poster boy of positive change as it attempts to signal an end to its "policy paralysis" by handing the reins of the crucial Finance Ministry over to a man seen as reform-oriented and industry and market friendly. The Opposition says nothing ...
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Infra Sector Turnaround Due To PM Modi's Personal Monitoring: Finance Minister
PM Modi active role and personal monitoring is responsible for the turnaround of the infrastructure sector, which suffered due to policy paralysis during the UPA regime, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said today.
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Jairam Ramesh Caused "Policy Paralysis" During UPA II: Union Minister
Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Prakash Javadekar on Thursday took a dig at senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh for causing "policy paralysis" during the UPA II government.
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Opinion: 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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PM Modi Gives Report To Nation In Last I-Day Speech Before 2019 Polls
In his last Independence Day speech before the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today presented a picture of a rising India under his government, contrasting it with what he termed as "policy paralysis" under the UPA, as he announced the launch date of his signature healthcare scheme covering 50 crore Indians.
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Under UPA, "Policy Paralysis Hampered Defence Preparedness", Says PM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today hit out at the previous UPA government for policy paralysis in the defence sector and told foreign companies that it will not take a decade to take a decision on procurement of a batch of 110 fighter jets.
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'Our PM Has The Last Word', Arun Jaitley Hits Out At Manmohan Singh
India has moved from 'policy paralysis' during the days of UPA to being a global 'bright spot' under the NDA, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said in a blog post directed at former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
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NDA Government Restored India's Credibility: Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, today, said his 10-month-old government had restored India's global credibility in terms of its politics, governance and economy, replacing the "policy paralysis" during the UPA regime with "dynamism".
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Rising Inflation Fallout of UPA Legacy: Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister and BJP President Rajnath Singh today said that rising inflation was a fallout of the policy paralysis that prevailed during the Congress-led UPA regime and added that the nascent Narendra Modi government will need time to rein in the price rise.
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NDTV Exclusive: Clearing Projects Worth 20 Lakh Crores Could Be Narendra Modi's First Task
As Narendra Modi gets ready to take charge, a top bureaucrat in the Cabinet Secretariat has told NDTV that the new Prime Minister's priority could be to fast-track more than 430 projects worth a staggering Rs 20 lakh crore, a legacy of the policy paralysis of the last days of the UPA government.
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PM to speak to media today about UPA's 10-year achievements
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will seek to dispel the perception of policy paralysis today when he addresses a press conference during which he is expected to spell out the steps taken to boost the economy besides addressing issues of corruption and price rise.
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Lack of leadership, policy paralysis led to economic slowdown: Narendra Modi
Attacking the UPA government for the economic slowdown, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday alleged that lack of leadership and policy paralysis are responsible for the state of India's economy.
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Is Congress in revamp mode?
First, the Congress-led UPA government decided to shed off the tag of policy paralysis with a slew of economic reforms. Now, it's the turn of the party. The Congress is all set to launch a new membership drive from October 16 this year that will continue till December 31, 2012.
-
Govt allows FDI in multi-brand retail, aviation: Top 10 developments
The UPA government has begun to shed its policy paralysis, introducing the boldest reforms yet in its second term today by allowing foreign super-market chains to enter India and foreign airlines to invest in Indian carriers. Industry is cheering; ally Mamata Banerjee has threatened once again to withdraw support.
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Yes, there is policy paralysis in govt, nobody wants to take a decision: Praful Patel
As the government tries to fight allegations of policy paralysis, senior minister Praful Patel has acknowledged that both politicians and bureaucrats are worried about taking any decisions, because they are worried that their actions will later be misinterpreted and used against them. Mr Patel is Heavy Industries Minister and his party, the Nationa...
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Monsoon session begins: Chidambaram, now Finance Minister, in Opposition's crosshairs
The monsoon session of Parliament begins today and the spotlight is on P Chidambaram. For the UPA, he is the poster boy of positive change as it attempts to signal an end to its "policy paralysis" by handing the reins of the crucial Finance Ministry over to a man seen as reform-oriented and industry and market friendly. The Opposition says nothing ...
