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With mai-baap sarkar, 8-9% GDP growth is a pipedream
GDP growth of 8-9 percent is not India's birthright. If we want to grow faster, we have to give up the idea of expanding government into every area of life #Crystal Ball #GDP growth #PMEAC
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India has potential to grow at 8%: Rangarajan
As per the latest estimates for 2012-13, investment rate is close to 35 percent, he said. #C Rangarajan #TheySaidIt #Current Account Deficit #PMEAC
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Huff, puff, India will finally be a $2 trillion economy this year
India will finally be a $2 trillion economy this year, but getting back to 8-9 percent growth and becoming a middle income country needs faster reforms #C Rangarajan #Crystal Ball #PMEAC #Indian Economy
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Attention TRAI: Make sure you get portability right
TRAI needs to make sure that customers who choose to port their numbers are not harassed by their old mobile phone operators. #Inflation #fiscal deficit #Growth #PMEAC #CrystalBall #Taxation #Budget 2012 #BudgetAnalysis
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It doesn't add up: Higher tax, higher oil prices - and higher growth?
The PM's Economic Advisory Council has projected 7.5-8 percent GDP growth next year despite calling for higher taxes and lower subsidies. How does this square up? #Inflation #fiscal deficit #Growth #PMEAC #CrystalBall #Taxation #Budget 2012 #BudgetAnalysis
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The HinduGold demand may come down, says Rangarajan
Gold demand is likely to fall as easing of general inflation rate will make investment in financial products more attractive than the yellow metal, PMEAC Chairman C Rangarajan said on Wednesday. Also, the steps being taken to curb gold demand are expecte #India
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Indian ExpressGold demand may come down with decline in inflation: C Rangarajan
Please read our terms of use before posting comments Gold demand is likely to fall as easing of general inflation rate will make investment in financial products more attractive than the yellow metal, PMEAC Chairman C Rangarajan said today. Also, the ste #India
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Economic TimesMarch IIP grows at 2.5% vs 0.6% in February
NEW DELHI: India's industrial production grew at the fastest rate during the last five months at 2.5 per cent in March but failed to cheer the industry as it remained at over two decades low at one per cent during 2012-13. Led by better performance of se #India #New Delhi