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Population, GST lie in the heart of India's North, South money wars over central funds - Vimarsana News

Population, GST lie in the heart of India's North, South money wars over central funds

The lower share of devolution in the kitty of the less populous and fiscally stronger southern states is one of the key reasons behind the north, south dispute over central funds.

The National Sample Survey isn't wrong if you understand the basics - Vimarsana News

The National Sample Survey isn't wrong if you understand the basics

Stating that all NSS data is prejudiced or biased against urban areas or is not reliable due to sampling design is puerile, akin to throwing out the baby with the bathwater

Harish Damodaran writes: Without data, the government's policy prescriptions are just guesswork - Vimarsana News

Harish Damodaran writes: Without data, the government's policy prescriptions are just guesswork

The absence of Census and household consumer expenditure survey data has reduced policymaking in India to shooting in the dark

India's welfare programmes are suffering because of the delay in census by Modi government - Vimarsana News

India's welfare programmes are suffering because of the delay in census by Modi government

As many as 100 million people are likely being excluded from the food subsidy programme, say experts.

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Ahead of first 2021 census results Brian Feeney predicts there won't be a Catholic majority in the north - Vimarsana News

Ahead of first 2021 census results Brian Feeney predicts there won't be a Catholic majority in the north

THE first results of the 2021 census are expected to emerge in March, however, the much-anticipated data showing the regional religious breakdown may not be published for a further six months.