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Acche Din: Are they here? Survey reveals a very disappointed urban India

The survey revealed a very disappointed Urban India, which agreed, by a strong majority, that acche din had not come in their personal context

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Salaried employees have it good. Assuming for the purposes of calculation an annual income of Rs 3 lakh on which the present tax rate is, say 20 per cent, the increase is definitely significant

People are disappointed and feel the youth have nothing to cheer about. Yet there isn’t enough pent up anger for the Opposition to exploit, write Rama Bijapurkar & Rajesh Shukla

Prime Minister Modi came to power on a powerful promise of “acche din aayenge”, which created a wave of hope and won him and his party a handsome mandate. At the end of his five years we thought

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