They also suggested measures to strengthen cooperation between states and Centre to attain $5 trillion economy
Net collection grows only 0.7% to Rs 6.75 trillion
Subbarao pointed out that the nominal GDP growth has fallen to as low as 6.1%
When it comes to putting equity in business versus putting debt, equity should be more important, he said
The FRBM Act, after its amendment in 2018, allows a fiscal deficit slippage of not more than 0.5% for any given year, provided there are justifications
The MPC underlined the rising consumer price inflation as one of the reasons
Fundamental improvements to the flawed structure needed
RBI waiting for Budget numbers has surprised the bond market
The Centre's fiscal deficit has crossed the Budget FY20 projection of Rs 7.04 trillion by October itself
Modi has received more than $28 billion from state firms since he came to power in 2014, by extracting dividends or getting PSUs to buy out the government's stake
S&P's reiteration of India's rating and outlook is good news for the government as it fights multiple fires on the economic front
The markets are clear 5 per cent growth is not the new normal
This was 102.4% of the full-year target, compared with 103.9% for the same period last year
Net tax receipts in the April-October period was Rs 6.83 trillion, while total expenditure was Rs 16.55 trillion, the data showed
What happens when, with government expenditure unchanged at Rs 65 trillion, the FM decides to reduce the tax rate, mobilise less revenue and let the deficit widen by Rs 1 trillion?
A comprehensive review is needed
The rating agency - in its Infrastructure Yearbook 2019, released on Tuesday - said most of the sub-sectors in infrastructure have shown stress this year, compared to the previous year
The finance minister touched upon the difficulties in meeting the fiscal deficit, and indirectly signalled a fiscal slippage for the year
States are indeed facing shortage in cash flow to run the administration and finance their schemes, as well as capital spending
The government has high expenditures on such welfare schemes which are aimed at poorer sections and agriculture