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When will India be a $5 trillion economy? Not before FY29, says IMF

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By Indivijal Dhasmana Verified
| Rediff.com Verified
The wait for India to become a $5-trillion economic powerhouse by 2024-25 (FY25) is going to take longer than what the finance ministry had originally intended, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The vision will instead be achieved in 2028-29 (FY29), reveals the IMF data, illustrating a four-year delay.
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Centre not obliged to pay for shortfall in GST compensation fund, says A-G

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By Dilasha Seth Verified, Indivijal Dhasmana Verified
| Business Standard Verified
Says Centre not obliged to pay GST compensation shortfall; experts dislike idea of burdening states with additional debt Topics GST compensation | Goods and Services Tax | Attorney General Dilasha Seth & Indivijal Dhasmana | New Delhi Last Updated at July 30, 2020 21:01 IST https://mybs.in/2YOrVct Attorney General K K Venugopal has offered the Centre a way out of the compensation mess under the goods and services tax (GST) system, but has not recommended borrowings by the GST Council. He...
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ADB sees Indian economy shrinking 4% in FY21 after growth call earlier

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By Indivijal Dhasmana Verified
| Business Standard Verified
The Asian Development Bank on Thursday projected India's economy to contract by four per cent in the current financial year against its earlier prediction of a growth of four per cent as measures to contain Covid-19 have significantly disrupted activities. "GDP is expected to contract by four per cent in FY21 before rebounding by five per cent in FY22," ADB said in its Asian Development Outlook Supplement.
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