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If uncertainty persists, second wave may do more damage than first: Pronab Sen

The damage caused by the first wave was easily calculable and limited, Sen believes, adding that this time around it is much more complex. “The damage is coming essentially from a huge increase in uncertainty that has happened,” he said on ET Nows India Development Debate.

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Q4 GDP assessment remains a major statistical challenge | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Professional forecasters’ projections for March quarter gross domestic product (GDP) growth of FY21 range from a contraction of 0.4% to growth of 3.5%, signalling the mystery and difficulty involved in assessing growth in a year when the economy saw its worst recession in independent India. The Central Statistics Office (CSO) will release its GDP estimates .

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Recovery gains strength: GDP grows 1 6% in Q4, shrinks 7 3% in FY21

Read more about Recovery gains strength: GDP grows 1.6% in Q4, shrinks 7.3% in FY21 on Business Standard. The recovery in Q4 was nevertheless impressive in the sense that nominal GDP grew at 8.7 per cent

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Covid-19 is making energy access even more challenging for India s poor

Covid-19 is making energy access even more challenging for India’s poor Experts argue that the adoption of clean energy is directly related to the purchasing power of the people and will increase only with the upliftment of society. Many in India s rural areas still rely on firewood for cooking. | Karan Singh Rathore/Flickr It was the year 1991 when India decided to open its economy. Hakki Bai, a five-year-old girl then, used to go to nearby forests with her mother to pick woods for fuel. Her mother would use it as firewood to prepare food for her and her father. Thirty years later, Hakki Bai, now a mother, goes to a nearby forest area in search of firewood to cook meals for her and her 15-year-old son. They stay in Kota Gunjapur, a village of Panna district in Madhya Prades that is known for diamond mining.

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Watch | Govt Irresponsible Not to Crisis Plan; Now Panic, Uncertainty Could Make 2021 Worse Than 2020

Watch | Govt Irresponsible Not to Crisis Plan; Now Panic, Uncertainty Could Make 2021 Worse Than 2020
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