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Nairobi, Kiambu, Meru account for most crimes recorded in 2021


Data from the Economic Survey 2021 shows that the three counties accounted for over a quarter of the 81,272 crimes reported last year.

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Transport sector rebounds with 7.2 per cent growth after Covid

Kenya’s transportation and storage sector posted a 7.2 per cent growth in 2021 rebounding from a 7.8 per cent decline in 2020.

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Economic Survey 2021-22: Govt Has Fiscal Capacity to Support Capital Expenditure

The strong revival in revenues also provides the government with fiscal space to provide additional support as well, if necessary. The fiscal support given to the economy as well as the health response caused the fiscal deficit and government debt to rise in 2020-21. Economic Survey 2021-22: Govt Has Fiscal Capacity to Support Capital Expenditure.

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Economic Survey 2021-22: India's GDP Projected to Grow at 9.2% in Current Financial Year

Almost all indicators show that the economic impact of the "second wave" in Q1 was much smaller than that experienced during the full lockdown phase in 2020-21 even though the health impact was more severe, it said. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman tabled the annual report in Lok Sabha on the first day of the Budget Session of Parliament. 📰 Economic Survey 2021-22: India's GDP Projected to Grow at 9.2% in Current Financial Year.

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Job losses hit women harder than men staff


Women lost jobs at a faster rate than men in the wake of Covid-19 economic hardships, deepening gender inequality in corporate Kenya workplace.

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Coronavirus-hit Maha economy to contract by 8% in FY21: Economic Survey 2021


Coronavirus-hit Maha economy to contract by 8% in FY21: Economic Survey 2021
State's economy is expected to witness an eight per cent negative growth and it is estimated to be Rs 19,62,539 crore, says survey. The nominal GSDP is expected to decrease by Rs 1,56,925 crore during 2020-21 as compared to 2019-20
PTI | March 5, 2021 | Updated 16:21 IST
Maharashtra's economy is expected to see an eight per cent negative growth during 2020-21 with industry and services sectors bearing the maximum brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent lockdown, the Economic Survey 2021 tabled in the state Legislature on Friday said. Deputy Chief Minister and Finance Minister Ajit Pawar tabled the survey in the state Assembly, while Minister of State for Finance Shambhuraj Desai presented it in the Council.

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ESIC continues to abandon adult dependents with disabilities


ESIC continues to abandon adult dependents with disabilities
The benefits available under ESIC include medical treatment, maternity, pension for dependents and disablement etc.
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Updated: Mar 3, 2021, 10:00 AM IST
As the labour laws take a new look in India, the Employees' State Insurance (ESI) Act, 1948 continues to abandon the lakhs of dependent adults with disabilities.
The benefits available under ESIC include medical treatment, maternity, pension for dependents and disablement, etc. Among the benefits, it covers the treatment of the workers and their dependents including parents, siblings and children. The children remain insured until they are 25 and siblings until they are 18[1]. There is no exemption for the sons or daughters or siblings with disabilities who may continue to remain dependents, even after that age.

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After the moratorium: Booster dose for the IBC

Read more about After the moratorium: Booster dose for the IBC on Business Standard. The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI's) Financial Stability Report indicates an escalation of gross non-performing assets to 14.8 per cent

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Maharashtra Under-Performed The Most In Restricting Covid-19 Spread And Saving Lives: Economic Survey 2021

Maharashtra Under-Performed The Most In Restricting Covid-19 Spread And Saving Lives: Economic Survey 2021
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Budget 2021 Utterly Disregards the Education Catastrophe Inflicted by COVID-19


Budget 2021 Utterly Disregards the Education Catastrophe Inflicted by COVID-19
Is it not amply clear that the fall-out from such persistent neglect of education is bound to create serious social and economic problems with long lasting effects?
Students wearing protective face masks are seen inside a classroom of a government-run school after authorities ordered schools to reopen voluntarily for classes 9 to 12, in Gurugram, India October 15, 2020. Photo: Reuters/Anushree Fadnavis
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‘No surprises’ seems to be the hashtag for this year’s budget, as echoed by the giants of Indian industry on TV channels, as they heave sighs of relief and project hope for an economic recovery. No surprises, because the government proceeded on a mostly business as usual plan, reiterating its commitment to privatisation – albeit more openly – focussing on incentives to corporates, including labour reforms, no COVID-19 cess and plenty of other platitudes amounting to little else.

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