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Cooperatives for inclusive development

  • The article has been authored by Ramesh Chand, member NITI Aayog and Dr Konda Chavva, officer-in-charge, FAO Representation, India.
Cooperatives are considered very effective institution for development of agriculture and rural economy.
Cooperatives are considered very effective institution for development of agriculture and rural economy.
Published on Apr 29, 2022 02:00 PM IST
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₹91 lakh crore spent in 8 years for development, says Centre

Quoting expenditure data of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), finance ministry said total the developmental expenditure incurred by the Modi government in 2014-22 was ₹90.9 lakh crore, far higher than what is being publicised by some sections of the Opposition
The Modi government is continuously making public expenditure on creation of capital assets to boost the economy at a time when private investors are wary of Covid-19 and other geopolitical developments, a finance ministry official said. (Agencies/Representative use)
The Modi government is continuously making public expenditure on creation of capital assets to boost the economy at a time when private investors are wary of Covid-19 and other geopolitical developments, a finance ministry official said. (Agencies/Representative use)
Updated on Apr 10, 2022 07:26 AM IST
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ByRajeev Jayaswal, New Delhi
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Does India need an entirely new development model?

  • Nachiket Mor, visiting scientist, The Banyan Academy of Leadership in Mental Health, Tamil Nadu and Sandhya Venkateswaran, senior fellow at the Centre for Social & Economic Progress
A pre-Covid-19 estimate by Price Waterhouse Cooper had suggested that, based on current trends, even by 2050, India’s per-capita income will only be at half the current levels for developed countries.
A pre-Covid-19 estimate by Price Waterhouse Cooper had suggested that, based on current trends, even by 2050, India’s per-capita income will only be at half the current levels for developed countries.
Published on Jan 12, 2022 12:55 PM IST
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