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Indian economy to incur additional $70bn burden in FY23 on rising crude prices - Vimarsana News

Indian economy to incur additional $70bn burden in FY23 on rising crude prices

Indian economy is expected to incur an additional $70 billion burden (or 1.9 per cent of the country's GDP) in FY23 as compared to the current fiscal at an average crude price of $120 per barrel, said brokerage house Kotak Securities.Steep ...

Indian economy to incur additional $70 bn burden in FY 2023 on steep crude prices: Kotak Securities - Vimarsana News

Indian economy to incur additional $70 bn burden in FY 2023 on steep crude prices: Kotak Securities

Indian economy to incur additional $70 bn burden in FY 2023 on steep crude prices: Kotak Securities

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KCR steps up efforts for a 'third' alternative - Vimarsana News

KCR steps up efforts for a 'third' alternative

Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao has stepped up his efforts to foray into national politics by bringing together non-BJP and non-Congress parties for a third alternative at the Centre.Series of developments over the last one month ...

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KCR steps up efforts for a 'third' alternative

Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao has stepped up his efforts to foray into national politics by bringing together non-BJP and non-Congress parties for a third alternative at the Centre.