The Modi government will have to walk a tight rope by promoting growth without widening fiscal deficit
Mita Basak
(Professional)
(1921 Points)
Replied 01 February 2020
SAT exam is proposed to be held in Asian and African countries it should be used for benchmarking foreign candidates who receives scholarships for studying in Indian #FM
Will further expand on SHGs for alleviation of poverty- FM
Aarika
(Finance Professional)
(2260 Points)
Replied 01 February 2020
Government proposes to provide about 99300 crores for education sector in 2021 and about 3000 crores for skill development #UnionBudget2020
Mita Basak
(Professional)
(1921 Points)
Replied 01 February 2020
Scheme launched to encourage manufacturing of mobile phones and medical devices
Aarika
(Finance Professional)
(2260 Points)
Replied 01 February 2020
FM says entrepreneurship is the spirit of India ad has been its strength. Indians have given up greener pastures to come back to India and look at local challenges, she added. Will creare more opportunities for startup owners. Investment clearance cell will be set up for entrepreneurs, she added. These individuals will be offered assistance in funding as well and a portal will be set up for this purpose.
Mita Basak
(Professional)
(1921 Points)
Replied 01 February 2020
Nirvig scheme being launched which provides for higher insurance cover premium for small exporters and simplified procedure for claim settlement.
Mita Basak
(Professional)
(1921 Points)
Replied 01 February 2020
Budget proposes to direct all infrastructure agencies of the government to involve youth power in startups they will help in curing of value added services in quality public infrastructure for citizens and national logistics policy will soon be released among other things it will clarify the role of union government State Government and also the key regulator's it will create a single window in logistics market and focus on generation of employment skills and making MSMEs competitive #FM
Aarika
(Finance Professional)
(2260 Points)
Replied 01 February 2020
New education policy will be announced soon. “The government will source more ECB and FDI inflows for the education sector.”