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Yee..sirf logo ko ullu bana rahen hai …inhone privatisation kar ke jobs khatam kar di or kah rahen hai ki job opportunities badhegi..abhi toh privatisation kya hai …kal global leaders or businessmans ko bula kar auxen kar ke pura dekh ko hi bech dalenge….pur bolenge … country is developing…..jatibad toh chal hi raha hai …toh jayada time nahi lagega ye ….sab karne main…inhe..
Modi ji ne kaha tha desh nahi bikne doonga ye thodi kaha tha ki railway, airport, lalqila nahi bikne doonga.
Ye..sirf logo ko ulu bana ne ka kam kar rahe hain … privatisation kar ke in hone jobs khatam kar di hai ..or kah rahe hi ki berojgari kam hogi… lockdown ka bahut acha faida utha rahe hain…ajj toh privatisation hui hai …kal bade bade global leaders ko bula kar nilami bhi kar denge…or dekhte dekhte desh bech dalenge….baki jatibad toh chal hi raha hai…
Macro economic policy should be one of stimulus as the economic sustaining power has already weakened due to inactivity during Covid-19 crisis.The health care expenditure and migrant labour
support might mean more government expenditure and higher fiscal deficit more than what is presented here and govt.should draw out a programme of quantitative easing to absorb the expenditure.
Sector wise specific reforms to economic viability as well as attract private or foreign inflows have to
be devised.Power sector reforms a must and Agriculture investment and Govt programs can prove a boon thru greater crop production.Are land reforms still due for this sector?State governments have to work hand in hand with Delhi govt,to see thru the crisis.
pharmaceutical sector can be new provider of income, Coal sector privatisation is a game changer.
Banking sector reforms to monitor the quality of lending and essential credit growth are of utmost
importance. Telecom sector reforms can produce revenue to govt, With proper initiative we can cross the
bridge and economic management can result in people preferring a government that is responsive
to people,s aspirations.
No State owened PSU banks should be privatised. Out of 12 (twelve )state owened PSU banks after merger there should be only four state owened PSU banks.
In banking sector, after merger of 10 State owened PSU banks. Now there are 12 state owened PSU banks. Government should merge remaining State owened PSU banks . Only there should be four state owened PSU banks. No PSU banks should be privatised. To avoid any frustratation amoung bank employees. Because all the employees are selected through tough competition. In my opinion no PSU bank should be privatised in future.
In Bankig sector, After merger of 10 state owened PSU banks in April 2019,now there are 12 state owened PSU banks. Now remaining state owened PSU banks should be merged and only there should be four state owened PSU banks. Then these PSU banks can be run efficiently. In my opinion no state owened PSU banks should be privatised. Because all the employees working in these PSU banks are selected through though competition. No state owened PSU banks should be privatised . To avoid any frustratation among employees
In defence, the private sector has already come up with their own products in the lower end of the defence sectors. Defence products which does require high capital investment like Helmets, Shells, Small arms , night vision goggles, Shells, have already been put up by the private sectors, and their products seem to be much better than OFB and BEL. Even the medium sectors like artillery guns has seen the emergence of the private sector like Bharat forge. So, the government should first leave these sectors, where significant competition exists locally in the form of private sector The high end sectors like aerospace would require the government’s participation at a higher scale. Government PSUs like HAL should be retained with the government, although HAL needs to be given a little bit of more autonomy, than it has right now. The private sector should be free to pursue their own development in aerospace , but I don’t think they are going to enter this ‘high investment and no guaranteed returns’ sector. So, the only option is to keep the government option open in the form of HAL for the foreseeable future. If we don’t, we’ll end up importing even light utility helicopters as well as trainer aircrafts from abroad.
Please do not confuse or fool peoples with the words ‘Game Changer’.Now a days Modi Goverment is using the word ” Game Changer’ for everything. Please ask Modi Goverm,ent specific inputs or what and How and why of the policies and explain to the citizens.It is totally misleading to say Game Changer for everything and for every policy.The other day Modi Goverment announced a New education policy and called it a game changer,But whereas tamilnadu Goverment Rejected the new education policy in toto and said it refused to adopt centre’s new education policy as it was fatally flawed and saffron policy.
No they didn’t. They rejected 3 language formula. They will follow 2 language formula. Don’t be a blind hater of good policies because it is formulated by modi government.
Points are valid. Unfortunately, electronic media has occupied disproportionate space through spicy and fleeting unconfirmed politically motivated propaganda.
Say no to modi government next time
Yee..sirf logo ko ullu bana rahen hai …inhone privatisation kar ke jobs khatam kar di or kah rahen hai ki job opportunities badhegi..abhi toh privatisation kya hai …kal global leaders or businessmans ko bula kar auxen kar ke pura dekh ko hi bech dalenge….pur bolenge … country is developing…..jatibad toh chal hi raha hai …toh jayada time nahi lagega ye ….sab karne main…inhe..
Modi ji ne kaha tha desh nahi bikne doonga ye thodi kaha tha ki railway, airport, lalqila nahi bikne doonga.
Ye..sirf logo ko ulu bana ne ka kam kar rahe hain … privatisation kar ke in hone jobs khatam kar di hai ..or kah rahe hi ki berojgari kam hogi… lockdown ka bahut acha faida utha rahe hain…ajj toh privatisation hui hai …kal bade bade global leaders ko bula kar nilami bhi kar denge…or dekhte dekhte desh bech dalenge….baki jatibad toh chal hi raha hai…
Macro economic policy should be one of stimulus as the economic sustaining power has already weakened due to inactivity during Covid-19 crisis.The health care expenditure and migrant labour
support might mean more government expenditure and higher fiscal deficit more than what is presented here and govt.should draw out a programme of quantitative easing to absorb the expenditure.
Sector wise specific reforms to economic viability as well as attract private or foreign inflows have to
be devised.Power sector reforms a must and Agriculture investment and Govt programs can prove a boon thru greater crop production.Are land reforms still due for this sector?State governments have to work hand in hand with Delhi govt,to see thru the crisis.
pharmaceutical sector can be new provider of income, Coal sector privatisation is a game changer.
Banking sector reforms to monitor the quality of lending and essential credit growth are of utmost
importance. Telecom sector reforms can produce revenue to govt, With proper initiative we can cross the
bridge and economic management can result in people preferring a government that is responsive
to people,s aspirations.
No State owened PSU banks should be privatised. Out of 12 (twelve )state owened PSU banks after merger there should be only four state owened PSU banks.
In banking sector, after merger of 10 State owened PSU banks. Now there are 12 state owened PSU banks. Government should merge remaining State owened PSU banks . Only there should be four state owened PSU banks. No PSU banks should be privatised. To avoid any frustratation amoung bank employees. Because all the employees are selected through tough competition. In my opinion no PSU bank should be privatised in future.
In Bankig sector, After merger of 10 state owened PSU banks in April 2019,now there are 12 state owened PSU banks. Now remaining state owened PSU banks should be merged and only there should be four state owened PSU banks. Then these PSU banks can be run efficiently. In my opinion no state owened PSU banks should be privatised. Because all the employees working in these PSU banks are selected through though competition. No state owened PSU banks should be privatised . To avoid any frustratation among employees
Do not my inter my matter
In defence, the private sector has already come up with their own products in the lower end of the defence sectors. Defence products which does require high capital investment like Helmets, Shells, Small arms , night vision goggles, Shells, have already been put up by the private sectors, and their products seem to be much better than OFB and BEL. Even the medium sectors like artillery guns has seen the emergence of the private sector like Bharat forge. So, the government should first leave these sectors, where significant competition exists locally in the form of private sector The high end sectors like aerospace would require the government’s participation at a higher scale. Government PSUs like HAL should be retained with the government, although HAL needs to be given a little bit of more autonomy, than it has right now. The private sector should be free to pursue their own development in aerospace , but I don’t think they are going to enter this ‘high investment and no guaranteed returns’ sector. So, the only option is to keep the government option open in the form of HAL for the foreseeable future. If we don’t, we’ll end up importing even light utility helicopters as well as trainer aircrafts from abroad.
Please do not confuse or fool peoples with the words ‘Game Changer’.Now a days Modi Goverment is using the word ” Game Changer’ for everything. Please ask Modi Goverm,ent specific inputs or what and How and why of the policies and explain to the citizens.It is totally misleading to say Game Changer for everything and for every policy.The other day Modi Goverment announced a New education policy and called it a game changer,But whereas tamilnadu Goverment Rejected the new education policy in toto and said it refused to adopt centre’s new education policy as it was fatally flawed and saffron policy.
No they didn’t. They rejected 3 language formula. They will follow 2 language formula. Don’t be a blind hater of good policies because it is formulated by modi government.
Points are valid. Unfortunately, electronic media has occupied disproportionate space through spicy and fleeting unconfirmed politically motivated propaganda.
What happened to our contribution to PMCares fund? Where is the money Mr.PM?