Business Mint presents Nationwide Women Excellence Awards - 2021 on International Women s Day ANI | Updated: Mar 08, 2021 15:10 IST
Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], March 8 (ANI/PNN): While we just got over with welcoming another shaking year, International Women s Day has arrived. Here s a cheer on for every one of the ones who buckled down towards calling out on common prevalent gender equality NATIONWIDE WOMEN EXCELLENCE AWARDS-2021 is back to honour Women s Empowerment.
Coronavirus has ended numerous things this year. But one thing very much on the calendar is International Women s Day, the worldwide event to celebrate this occasion that celebrates Women s success in every field from household to the economic, social, and political and the list goes on.
Pandemic and the Union Budget 2021: Implementation and the way forward
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BENGALURU: Karnataka’s economy is thought to be contracting by 12 per cent, and the estimated gross state domestic product (GSDP) is expected to be revised downward by about Rs 2 lakh crore ahead of the 2021-22 budget. Chief minister BS Yediyurappa, who holds the finance portfolio, has started preparations for the budget that will be unveiled in March.
Officials in the finance department said that putting together new estimates in the wake of slowing growth was a challenge.
The revenue estimate has already been changed from Rs 1.7 lakh crore to Rs 1.1 lakh crore in the supplementary budget tabled in the assembly, and now, the GSDP is likely to be revised from Rs 18 lakh crore to Rs 15.8 lakh crore. “The planning department is working on the numbers. While GSDP is expected to be decreased by 12 per cent, the estimated revenue will be downgraded by about 35 per cent,” said a senior finance official.
The policies we should prioritize to truly transform our economy
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India must encourage industry, innovation and technology to make the most of new opportunities created by recent reforms
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As India’s economy continues to open up, the early signs are indicating a faster-than-expected recovery, which bodes well for the coming quarters. To truly transform India, there is no way out but through sustained growth. We must also ensure that this growth is inclusive, sustainable, regionally balanced, and primarily driven by the private sector, with the government acting as a facilitator. The structural reforms introduced in 2020 will go a long way in pushing India towards high growth. Reforms in agriculture, mining, manufacturing, labour laws and foreign direct investment rules were pushed through last year. These have been on the anvil for many years, with demands coming from a multitude of stakeholders.
Can India spend its way out of its unemployment crisis?
The panel of experts debated in an hour-long session titled, ‘Pandemic, unemployment, inequality: The way forward’
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The covid-19 pandemic has exposed existing faultlines and inequities in the economy, but is the way out spending more on social security programmes or cutting back on the fiscal deficit? Would an urban employment guarantee scheme help job creation and spur short-term demand as well as long-term economic growth? These are the questions our panel of experts debated in an hour-long session titled, ‘Pandemic, unemployment, inequality: The way forward’ as part of Mint’s Road to Recovery series in the run-up to the Union Budget in February 2021.
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