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  BUDGET 2025 AT A GLANCE SOME KEY PROVISIONS SARASIJ MAJUMDER   1.       10,000 additional seats to be inculcated in Medical Institutes in one year; 75,000 additional   medical seats will be created in next 5 years. 2.       100 GW target for Nuclear Power Generation by 2047. 3.       40,000 new houses will be added under Swayam Housing scheme. 4.       50 New Tourists’ destination will be developed by next year . 5.       A Maritime Development Fund with a corpus of ₹ 25,000 crore to be set up, with up to 49 per cent contribution by the Government, and the balance from ports and private sector. 6.       Atal Tinkering Labs (ATL) : 50,000 such labs are to be set up in government schools in 5 years. This is a part of Atal Innovation Mission (AIM). Comment: In my opinion, t...
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  PRESENT RBI POLICY—2023 SARASIJ MAJUMDER POLICY MPC holds rates as expected, signals limited room for cuts in H2FY24 MPC’s second bi-monthly Monetary Policy Review: 2023- 24: The MPC unanimously voted to keep the policy rate unchanged. Their stance of focusing on withdrawal of accommodative conditions also retained with emphasis on the 4% inflation target in the medium term and smaller than expected downward revision in CPI inflation. Policy Actions Repo rate maintained at 6.50%. Consequently, SDF at 6.25% and MSF at 6.75%. RBI kept CRR unchanged at 4.50%. MUTUAL FUND Impact on the Mutual Fund Industry Liquid Funds: These schemes will continue to generate returns around the operating rate due to their portfolio composition i.e. being invested at the shorter end of the money market segment. Liquid funds have low average maturity as they concentrate more on high quality papers including CPs, CDs and other debt securities with residual maturity of upto 3 months. Ultra Short ...
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  WHO PAYS THE LEGAL COST OF KEJRIWAL &CO DELHI—THINK BEFORE YOU VOTE.. Excise scam: AAP-led govt spent   ₹25.25 crore on top lawyers’ fees SARASIJ MAJUMDER T he excise policy scam in Delhi not only brought shame to the Arvind Kejriwal government, but the government exchequer is also facing an economic burden to meet expenses due to   burden of legal battles. In   2021-2022 (until 30 November), ₹25.25 crore has been paid to top lawyers, according to a Hindustan Times report. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Enforcement Directorate (ED) are engaged in the investigation of these cases. According to the documents, Congress leader Abhishek Manu Singhvi, who is also a lawyer, resenting Mr. Kejriwal, has been paid the sum of ₹18.97 crore in the past 18 months for fighting its cases, while Adv Rahul Mehra has been paid ₹5.30 crore in the past 28 months. According to the reports, in 2021-22 and 2022-23, various departments in...
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  MR. MODI--SWOT ANAYSIS SARASIJ MAJUMDER I am a very big   admirer of Mr. MODI. And belongs to similar age group. So, he, and me- saw the same India, and lived in the same period, though groomed differently, worked in different areas, and   also in different professions. I will present here a SWOT analysis of the RESPECTED PERSON—who is WORLD’S most popular, and IMPACTFUL political leader. Leaving Mr. Bose—there is no   other INDIAN STATESMAN & POLITICAL   LEADER, past or present-- anywhere near him. WHAT IS “SWOT”—analysis?   It narrates an account of Strength(S), Weakness(W), Opportunity (O) and Threat (T). LET US START:-- STRENGTH : Communication Skills: Mr. Modi is known for his effective public speaking and ability to connect with a wide range of audiences. His speeches often resonate with the public and convey a clear message. Vision for Development: He has a strong focus on economic reforms, infrastructure ...
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