After weeks of delay, the finance ministry is ready to release the second part of the 2016-17 Economic Survey.
The government might table the document in Parliament on Friday, a senior government official confirmed on Wednesday.
As reported earlier, the tabling of the survey has been delayed as some sections in the top rung of the government had objected to Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian’s strong criticism of the Reserve Bank of India’s six-member Monetary Policy Committee’s inflation modelling and monetary policy decisions. Some changes have been made to the document, it is understood.
The survey is drafted by the CEA and his