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Here's Everything You Need To Know About Modi Government's White Paper On The Indian Economy
Kuldeep Negi
Feb 09, 2024, 09:24 AM | Updated 11:26 AM IST
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Finance Minister Niramla Sitharaman on Thursday (8 February) presented the 'White Paper On Indian Economy' in the Parliament.
The paper discusses the economic mismanagement of the Congress-led UPA government and the steps taken by the Modi government to reform and rejuvenate the economy.
Here's everything you need to know about the content of the 'White Paper' from our extensive coverage of the three-part document.
1. A brief look on what the three part document says.
White Paper On Indian Economy: What The Three-Part Document Says
2. India's performance on 35 indicators under UPA and NDA governments:
UPA Vs NDA: How India Performed On 35 Indicators Under Two Governments Over 20 Years
3. How the UPA and NDA government performed in delivery of key programmes:
White Paper On Economy: How NDA And UPA Governments Compare On Delivery Of Key Programmes
4. The White Paper also discussed the UPA-era NPA crisis that adversely impacted the health of India's banking sector.
White Paper On Indian Economy: What The Document Says On 'Massive' UPA-Era Banking Crisis
5. The document also throws light on the current status of the UPA era corruption scams.
What Modi Government's White Paper Says About 15 Corruption Scams Of UPA Era
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Kuldeep is Senior Editor (Newsroom) at Swarajya. He tweets at @kaydnegi.
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