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Budget 2022: Amrit Kaal envisions digitised governance

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By Hindol Sengupta
| Fortune India Verified
In her Budget speech, India’s finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman mentioned the word ‘digital’ a total of 35 times. It was one of the most repeated, if not the most repeated, word of this Budget speech, one of the shortest ever made at just over 90 minutes.
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Business News, Strategy, Finance and Corporate Insight

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By Hindol Sengupta
| Fortune India Verified
The one thing you could say about the Air India sale is that entire generations of vested interests in Delhi never thought it was possible. Allow me to explain: The Air India sale is in fact not merely the sale of an airline. It stands for something more fundamental.
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Stopping the ‘wear and tear’ on the Indian rupee

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By Hindol Sengupta
| Fortune India Verified
It is an old story, first mentioned by Rajiv Gandhi, the late Indian prime minister, that the rupee, meant to suggest government funds, goes through ‘wear and tear’. When it sets out from Delhi, Gandhi is said to have suggested that only 15 paise or 15% of every rupee spent by the government actually reaches the beneficiary. India is a large country, he is said to have said with bemused irony, and there is wear and tear as the rupee sets out from Delhi to reach different corners of the country.
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