India’s finance minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, outlines plans for fiscal consolidation, infrastructure investment, and economic growth amidst global challenges. Fiscal deficit targets are set with a focus on reducing debt, boosting manufacturing through ‘Make in India’, and enhancing digital economy strategies to support sustained growth.
Related Posts
‘Terrible experience’: Ex-WHO chief slams Air India; airline responds
Former ICMR chief Soumya Swaminathan has publicly criticized Air India, labeling her experience as “terrible.” Despite her loyalty and sufficient mileage, she was unable to […]
India abruptly removes IMF board nominee Krishnamurthy Subramanian
The Indian government abruptly removed Krishnamurthy Subramanian from the IMF board, six months before his term ended, amidst disagreements over IMF datasets and allegations of […]