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Demand-supply gap in NPS; needs to be more flexible for subscribers: NCAER

Demand-supply gap in NPS; needs to be more flexible for subscribers: NCAER
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The/Nudge, State Street launch $750,000 fund for Indian non-profit startups

The/Nudge, State Street launch $750,000 fund for Indian non-profit startups
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Tourism ministry engages NCAER to study impact of pandemic on tourism; FHRAI writes to PM Modi seeking time, direct relief for travel sector | India News

NEW DELHI: The ministry of tourism has engaged the National Council of Applied Economic Research to conduct a study on “India and Coronavirus Pandemic: Economic Losses for households engaged in tourism and policies for recovery”, and with the situation still evolving, the results of the study are awaited, Union tourism and culture minister Prahlad Patel has said. Patel was responding in Lok Sabha to questions on the impact of the pandemic on tourism and the resultant job losses, raised by Congress MPs Rahul Gandhi and Karti Chidambaram, Kerala Congress (M)’s Thomas Chazhikadan, and BJD’s Bhartruhari Mahtab. The minister said international arrivals fell by about 97% in the period between December 2019 and 2020, with only 470 international arrivals in April 2020 as compared to 7.74 lakh in April 2019, and 79,910 in December 2020 as compared to 12.26 lakh international arrivals in December 2019. But to mitigate the impact of the drastic slowdown, apart from promoting domesti

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IMF chief economist: G20 should consider SDRs among COVID financing options

US-IMF-G20-FINANCING:IMF chief economist: G20 should consider SDRs among COVID financing options

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Budget s infra push with support to worst-affected would have been better

Liberal tariffing needed: think tanks The 2021-22 Union Budget’s bet on pushing infrastructure spending to revive the economy faces implementation risks and it may have been better to combine it with some income support for those worst affected by the pandemic, economists at leading think tanks said on Monday. The rising tendency towards protectionism doesn’t sit well with India’s objective of attracting more foreign direct investment and integrating with global value chains, and a liberal tariff policy maybe more effective, argued Rajat Kathuria, director and chief executive of the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER).

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