News Details- (Get Professional Updates on Whatsapp, Msg on
8285393786) More
News
PM announces special economic package worth Rs 20 lakh cr to kick-start economy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced a special economic package worth 20 lakh crore rupees for an 'Atma-Nirbhar Bharat' or self-reliant India, saying that self reliance is the only way to ensure that 21st Century belongs to India. Addressing the nation yesterday, the Prime Minister noted that this package, together with earlier announcements by the government during COVID crisis and decisions taken by RBI, is to the tune of 20 lakh crore rupees. This is equivalent to almost 10 percent of India’s GDP.
Mr Modi said Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will announce details of this special economic package. The Prime Minister observed that the package will also focus on land, labour, liquidity and laws. It will cater to various sections including cottage industry, MSMEs, labourers, middle class, industries, among others. The Prime Minister said several bold reforms are needed to make the country self-reliant, so that the impact of crisis such as COVID, can be negated in future. These reforms include supply chain reforms for agriculture, rational tax system, simple and clear laws, capable human resource and a strong financial system. These reforms will promote business, attract investment, and further strengthen Make in India.
The Prime Minister said that India bears a responsibility, recalling the Shastras, he highlighted the importance of self reliance. Mr Modi remarked that self-reliance will prepare the country for tough competition in global supply chain, and it is important that the country wins this competition. He said the COVID crisis has taught the importance of local manufacturing, local market and local supply chains. India's demands during the crisis were met ‘locally’. He said it is time now to be vocal about local products and help these local products become global.
The Prime Minister said India has resources and talent, and it will make best products, improve quality and supply chain. He pointed out that India did not produce any PPE before COVID-19 crisis and manufactured very few N-95 masks but now the nation is producing two lakh PPEs and 2 lakh N 95 masks. He said that India has converted a disaster into an opportunity. The world is now looking towards humanity centric globalisation. In this respect, the Prime Minister expressed confidence that India could lead the way.
He praised India's ancient culture saying that the wisdom of age old principles such as Vasudaiva Kutumbakam and harmony with nature ensure that world progress is central to India's conception of progress. Mr Modi clarified that when India talks about self-reliance, it is different from being self centred. He said that India considers the world as one family, and progress in India has always contributed to progress in the whole world. He also said India's initiatives such as the International Solar Alliance were a gift to the world. Our centuries old conception of self reliance has always followed the path of global progress.
The Prime Minister expressed confidence in India's capabilities and manpower. He said that India will build new supply chains, create better products and lead the global recovery. Mr Modi said India's self-reliance will be based on five pillars - economy, infrastructure, technology driven system, vibrant demography and demand. The Prime Minister also said that Coronavirus is going to be a part of people's lives for a long time, but lives cannot simply revolve around it. He said Lockdown-4 will be different and have new rules. He added that new rules will be framed on the basis of recommendations received from states, and the people will be informed about it before May 18. #casansaar (Source - NewsOnAir)
Mr Modi said Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will announce details of this special economic package. The Prime Minister observed that the package will also focus on land, labour, liquidity and laws. It will cater to various sections including cottage industry, MSMEs, labourers, middle class, industries, among others. The Prime Minister said several bold reforms are needed to make the country self-reliant, so that the impact of crisis such as COVID, can be negated in future. These reforms include supply chain reforms for agriculture, rational tax system, simple and clear laws, capable human resource and a strong financial system. These reforms will promote business, attract investment, and further strengthen Make in India.
The Prime Minister said that India bears a responsibility, recalling the Shastras, he highlighted the importance of self reliance. Mr Modi remarked that self-reliance will prepare the country for tough competition in global supply chain, and it is important that the country wins this competition. He said the COVID crisis has taught the importance of local manufacturing, local market and local supply chains. India's demands during the crisis were met ‘locally’. He said it is time now to be vocal about local products and help these local products become global.
The Prime Minister said India has resources and talent, and it will make best products, improve quality and supply chain. He pointed out that India did not produce any PPE before COVID-19 crisis and manufactured very few N-95 masks but now the nation is producing two lakh PPEs and 2 lakh N 95 masks. He said that India has converted a disaster into an opportunity. The world is now looking towards humanity centric globalisation. In this respect, the Prime Minister expressed confidence that India could lead the way.
He praised India's ancient culture saying that the wisdom of age old principles such as Vasudaiva Kutumbakam and harmony with nature ensure that world progress is central to India's conception of progress. Mr Modi clarified that when India talks about self-reliance, it is different from being self centred. He said that India considers the world as one family, and progress in India has always contributed to progress in the whole world. He also said India's initiatives such as the International Solar Alliance were a gift to the world. Our centuries old conception of self reliance has always followed the path of global progress.
The Prime Minister expressed confidence in India's capabilities and manpower. He said that India will build new supply chains, create better products and lead the global recovery. Mr Modi said India's self-reliance will be based on five pillars - economy, infrastructure, technology driven system, vibrant demography and demand. The Prime Minister also said that Coronavirus is going to be a part of people's lives for a long time, but lives cannot simply revolve around it. He said Lockdown-4 will be different and have new rules. He added that new rules will be framed on the basis of recommendations received from states, and the people will be informed about it before May 18. #casansaar (Source - NewsOnAir)
Category : General | Comments : 0 | Hits : 216
Get Free Daily Updates Via e-Mail on Income Tax, Service tax, Excise and Corporate law
Search News
News By Categories More Categories
- Income Tax Dept serves notices to salaried individuals for documentary proof to claim exemptions
- Bank Branch Audit 2021 - Update on allotment of Branches
- Bank Branch Audit 2020 Updates
- Bank Branch Audit 2021 Updates
- Bank Branch Audit 2020 - Update on Allotment of Branches
- Police Atrocities towards CA in Faridabad - Its Time to be Unite
- Bank Branch Statutory Audit Updates 2019
- Bank Branch Statutory Audit Updates
- Bank Branch Audit 2022 Updates
- Bank Branch Statutory Audit Updates
- NFRA Imposes Monetary penalty of Rs 1 Crore on M/s Dhiraj & Dheeraj
- ICAI notifies earlier announced CA exam dates despite pending legal challenge before SC
- NFRA debars Auditors, imposes Rs 50 lakh penalties for lapses in Brightcom, CMIL cases
- GST Important Update - Enhancement in the GST Portal
- NFRA Slaps Rs 5 lakh Penalty on Audit Firm for lapses in Vikas WSP Audit Case
- CBDT extends due date for filing Form 10A/10AB upto 30th June, 2024
- RBI comes out with FEMA regulations for direct listing on international exchange
- RBI directs payment firms to track high-value, fishy transactions during elections
- NCLT orders insolvency proceedings against Subhash Chandra
- Income Tax dept starts drive to dispose of appeals, 0.54 million at last count
- Payment of MCA fees –electronic mode-regarding
- Budget '11-12' Parliament Completes Approval Exercise
- Satyam restrained from operating its accounts
- ICICI a foreign firm, subject to FDI norms: Govt
- Maha expects Rs 15 crore entertainment tax revenue from IPL
- CAG blames PMO for not acting against Kalmadi
- No service tax on visa facilitators: CBEC
- Provision of 15-minutes reading and planning time allowance to the candidates of Chartered Accountants Examinations
- Companies Bill to be taken up in Monsoon Session
- File Service Tax Return in time as Maximum Penalty increased 10 times to Rs. 20000

Comments