Pm's Economic Advisory Council

Need to push GCC with policy support, exact action points: DEA Secy

She said that with GCCs expanding into engineering, artificial intelligence, and emerging tech, there was a need for specialised courses to be brought in

Former ED chief Sanjay Kumar Mishra appointed full-time EAC-PM member

Sanjay Kumar Mishra, a retired officer of the 1984 batch of the Indian Revenue Service, is an economic expert who has overseen numerous high-profile cases

Migration slowdown reveals shifting patterns, rising suburban growth

EAC-PM study highlights reduced migration to metros, rise of counter-magnet cities, and calls for balanced urbanisation with jobs closer to rural and suburban areas

Debroy has left a legacy with humanity at its core, says P K Mishra

Mishra remembered the days of working with Debroy on policies, discussing various issues of economy and how they could be addressed

Haryana's per capita income at Rs 3 lakh, but 70% are below poverty line

Data shows that around 7.5 million people have fallen into poverty in the past two years. However, this figure may not fully reflect Haryana's poverty situation due to registration limitations

West Bengal economy performs poorly over several decades: EAC-PM paper

West Bengal has experienced a continuous decline in its relative economic performance over several decades, according to a working paper by Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister(EAC-PM). Authored by EAC-PM member Sanjeev Sanyal, the paper 'Relative Economic Performance of Indian States: 1960-61 to 2023-24' said the development of eastern part of the country remains a concern. It said maritime states have clearly outperformed other states, with the exception of West Bengal. Although Bihar's relative position has stabilized in the last two decades, it remains significantly behind other states and requires much faster growth to catch up, the paper noted. Conversely, Odisha, traditionally a laggard, has shown a marked improvement in recent years. "West Bengal, which held the third-largest share of national GDP at 10.5 per cent in 1960-61, now accounts for only 5.6 per cent in 2023-24. It has seen a consistent decline throughout this period. "West Bengal's per capita income

2 EAC-PM members on 5-day Nagaland tour, to meet with key stakeholders

Two members of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM) have arrived in Nagaland on a five-day visit during which they will hold discussions with key stakeholders, and look at ways to bolster development of the region, officials said. The members Sanjeev Sanyal and Devi Prasad Mishra arrived in the northeastern state on Friday, a release issued by the Nagaland Planning & Transformation Department said. The visit focuses on catalysing economic growth and development in the region, and holds promise for strengthening vital sectors as well as forging collaborations, it said. The EAC-PM members will engage in extensive discussions with local entrepreneurs, government officials, business leaders and community representatives during their stay, the release said.

PM council distances itself from Bibek Debroy's article on new Constitution

In his August 15 article, Bibek Debroy wrote, 'We the People have to give ourselves a new Constitution'

Farm reforms pending in India since 1991: EAC-PM chief Bibek Debroy

Farm reforms in India are pending even today since 1991, while neighbouring China implemented them way back in 1978, Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM) Chairman Bibek Debroy said on Friday. The reforms undertaken in India in 1991 were pertaining to external factors and industrial liberalisation, and were not related to agriculture, he said. Currently, agriculture has become unviable and even its share of the country's GDP is declining by 1 per cent per year even as a large percentage of the population is still dependent on this sector for their livelihood, he added. "Quite often in India, we compare with China. In 1978-79, China reformed agriculture. We are told that reforms in India were implemented in 1991 and pertain to the external sector and industrial liberalisation. Have the reforms in agriculture been introduced? Has agriculture been subjected to "de-licensing"? The answer is no," Debroy said in an agri-summit event organised by Businessline here. By a

India will stand out with 7% growth rate in FY23 amid global gloom: Sanyal

Amid fears of the world slipping into recession, India will perhaps emerge as the strongest major economy with 7 per cent growth rate in FY23, Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM) member Sanjeev Sanyal said on Sunday. Sanyal observed that India can grow at 9 per cent in an external conducive environment like in early 2000s when the global economy was growing. "We are clearly entering an environment where many countries around the world will be facing much slower growth or even slipping into recession. "This is due to a combination of factors ranging from tighter monetary policy to higher energy costs, as well as disruptions caused by the Ukraine war," he told PTI in an interview. The World Bank on October 6 projected 6.5 per cent growth rate for the Indian economy for 2022-23, a drop of one percentage point from its June 2022 projections, citing deteriorating international environment. "Under those circumstances, India's performance will stand out as being .

Should India have a deputy PM? Gurcharan and Sanyal air different views

Former P&G CEO Das, who proposed the idea, said this individual should be a leader who would coordinate among different entities to raise competitiveness of the economy

Target education and health

Income generation must be the focus of policy

Meet the CEA who did not present this year's Economic Survey

The govt appointed V Anantha Nageswaran as the next Chief Economic Adviser three days before the Union Budget. A peek into the life of this well-known commentator on topical economic developments

Privatisation, growth should remain Budget focus, says EAC-PM

It also said the clear road map of privatisation and growth orientation of FY22 Budget should be maintained in FY23 as well

Govt reconstitutes EAC-PM for two-year period; Debroy continues as head

According to a Cabinet Secretariat notification, the Council would analyse any issue, economic or otherwise, referred to it by the Prime Minister

Anantha Nageswaran appointed as non-permanent member of PM's EAC for 2 yrs

He is also the co-founder and a member of Board of Directors, NPS International School, Singapore

Govt reconstitutes EAC-PM till 2021, Bibek Debroy retained as chairman

Sajjid Chenoy, India economist at JP Morgan is the new part-time member

States need to jack up growth, India is not in 5% trajectory: Debroy

Asserts there is significant volatility in India's GDP growth, citing examples of rate being less than 5% in one quarter, and going up to 7% in the very next quarter

Modi's approach to economic advice is quite distinct from Manmohan, Atal

The set-up in Modi 1.0 and 2.0 is geared to sector-specific guidance rather than macro-economic counsel

No job creation road map by PM's Economic Advisory Council so far: Govt

The government constituted the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister on September 26, 2017 under the chairmanship of NITI Aayog member Bibek Debroy for a period of two years