In the case of states, the fiscal gap will rise by 200 bps after the Centre hiked the borrowing limit of states to 5 per cent of GSDP on Sunday
Palaniswami was referring to conditions put forward by Centre to raise borrowing limits from 3% to 5% of GSDP for this financial year
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State borrowing limit raised to 5%, but conditions apply
The sum was debated and it became clear it would have to be similar in scale to the support given under the Pradhan Mantri (PM) Garib Kalyan Yojana (PMGKY)
Online ordering of food has taken a hit as most restaurants and hotels continue to remain closed due to lack of labour or the increased risk to the staff due to the coronavirus
More demand-oriented measures may yet be introduced as we are still in the early stages of coping with the economic impact of Covid-19
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More demand-oriented measures may yet be introduced as we are still in the early stages of coping with the economic impact of Covid-19
Dubey claimed the central government was looking at abolishing the subsidy and cross subsidy in the supply of electricity, which would make the commodity more expensive for the general consumer
Sitharaman also raised the allocation for the employment guarantee scheme by Rs 40,000 crore over and above the Rs 61,000 crore budgeted for MGNREGS
The stimulus totals to Rs 20.97 trillion, she said, adding this also comprises the Rs 1.92 trillion package of free foodgrain and cooking gas to poor
Revenue deficit grants of Rs 12,390 crore were given to states on time in April and May despite the Centre's stressed resources, FM Sitharaman said
Borrowing limit of states has been raised from 3 per cent of Gross State Domestic Product to 5 per cent in 2020-21, the finance minister said
In the latest announcement, the government's focus was on structural reform in sectors such as coal, minerals, aviation, defence, aerospace, power, and social infrastructure
Sitharaman said privatisation of discoms will lead to better service to consumers and improvement in operational and financial efficiency in power distribution
Sitharaman said commercial mining will be done on revenue sharing mechanism instead of the regime of fixed rupee/tonne.
On Friday, the government unveiled 11 measures aimed at supporting agriculture and farmers including an impetus on the fisheries sector
Utilisation of the fund will lead to employment generation for over three million people in the rural economy, says GCMMF chief