Thursday, 29 April 2021
15th Finance commission-The right way towards a $5-trillion economy.
Tanmay Bandopadhyay,PG in Economics.
Blogger and focus area Economic Development,Trade,Green Energy, Industry,Agriculture and Poverty etc.
Wednesday, 14 April 2021
India needs strategic investment in Vietnam
Tanmay Bandopadhyay,PG in Economics.
Blogger and focus area Economic Development,Trade,Green Energy, Industry,Agriculture and Poverty etc.
Saturday, 10 April 2021
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor -Loss making exercise by China govt.
Tanmay Bandopadhyay,PG in Economics.
Blogger and focus area Economic Development,Trade,Green Energy, Industry,Agriculture and Poverty etc.
Sunday, 4 April 2021
The Biggest administrative steps of Modi-govt -Clean water in all 19 crore rural homes by 2024
The Biggest administrative steps of Modi Govt -
Clean water in all 19 crore rural homes by 2024.
One of the Biggest Social Welfare Scheme in the World.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) on 15th August 2019, with the aim to provide tap water supply to 19 cr (190 million ) rural home by 2024 on regular and long-term basis to every rural household and public institution, viz. GP building, School, Anganwadi centre, Health centre, wellness centres, etc.
Total Connections So Far
Since launch (15 Aug 2019) of Jal Jeevan Mission, over 4 Crore (40 million) rural homes provided with tap water connections......and tap water supply to19 cr home by 2024 will possible under Modi administration.
Tanmay Bandopadhyay,PG in Economics.
Blogger and focus area Economic Development,Trade,Green Energy, Industry,Agriculture and Poverty etc.
Saturday, 3 April 2021
savings interest rates should be based on yearly income.
I think savings interest rates should be based on yearly income......interest rate should be 12% for the income level upto Rs 100K per annum.....11% upto income Rs300k....10% upto income 500k per annum.
It will help to tackle chit fund schemes,ponzi & Pyramid schemes
....estimated Ponzi funds in India around Rs10 lakh cr & around 15 crore poor people have lost their hard earned money.
unfortunately in the last few years india's overall household saving, the biggest contributor towards economy, has seen a sharp drop.......it fell from 34% to 17%...... incoming years it may be 10%.
Tanmay Bandopadhyay,PG in Economics.
Blogger and focus area Economic Development,Trade,Green Energy, Industry,Agriculture and Poverty etc.

