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Cost of vaccinating Indians above 18 years less than 1% of annual GDP, claims study

Cost of vaccinating Indians above 18 years less than 1% of annual GDP, claims study Cost of vaccinating Indians above 18 years less than 1% of annual GDP, claims study The study conducted by India Ratings has come out at a time when the Centre and states are engaged in an argument over the pricing difference of Covid-19 vaccines. The study has estimated the cost of vaccinating all Indians above the age of 18 years at just 0.36 per cent of India s annual GDP. advertisement UPDATED: April 22, 2021 19:27 IST All Indians aged 18 years and above will be eligible for vaccination against Covid-19 from May 1. (Photo: Reuters) A study has claimed that the cost of vaccinating all Indians above the age of 18 years against Covid-19 will cost less than one per cent of the country’s annual GDP.

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Despite Modi s Make in India push, the share of manufacturing in GDP has remained stagnant

In 2011, when his nephew Deepak Sharma sought career advice, Ramniwas (who goes by one name), a former production line worker at Maruti Suzuki’s manufacturing plant in Manesar, Haryana, asked him to enrol for a diploma course in one of Haryana’s polytechnic institutes. “Technical line mein bohot scope hai [There are many opportunities for anyone with a technical education] ,” he told the 16-year-old . Sharma had just completed high school that year, in Guhna, an agricultural village in Haryana’s Kaithal district, about 200-km from Manesar, an industrial hub that is part of the larger National Capital Region of Delhi.

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Once A Ray Of Hope, Jobs In India s Manufacturing Sector Are Now A Pipe Dream

Once A Ray Of Hope, Jobs In India s Manufacturing Sector Are Now A Pipe Dream
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Maharashtra lockdown: Rs 40,000 crore dent on Indian economy; explained

Maharashtra lockdown: Rs 40,000 crore dent on Indian economy; explained The dip in output by around Rs 40,000 crore in the case of Maharashtra would lead to a decline in Gross value added (GVA) growth by 0.32% at the overall domestic economic level BusinessToday.In | April 6, 2021 | Updated 14:43 IST The rising cases and probability of more restrictions in Maharashtra pose a big threat to businesses and the economy at large Lockdown curbs put in place in Maharashtra to stem the further surge in COVID-19 cases can dent India s economic growth. Disruption in the country s largest regional economy and most industrialised state can undermine India s overall growth.

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The Kerala Model at the crossroads

The Kerala Model at the crossroads Updated: Updated: April 04, 2021 23:45 IST The role of planning and social oversight in the economic development of the State needs to expand further Share Article AAA The role of planning and social oversight in the economic development of the State needs to expand further Will the CPI(M)-led Left Democratic Front (LDF) be re-elected in the upcoming polls in Kerala, or will the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) return to lead the government? The election results will have a major bearing on the path of development that the State would take in the coming years.

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