The scholars slammed the Modi govt for ‘political influence’, pointing at the decision to withhold NSSO jobs data and to alter GDP data from the UPA era.
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mudra loans are also refinance of loans which have been given by MF institutions and banks. This has carried on for 15-20 years or more. MF institutions – depending on borrowers needs and type of loans rollover the loans annually or bi-annually. To this extent one cannot add loans refinanced to this category.
All the economists are silent on the issue whether the NSSO and NSC sampling methods reflect the contemporary realities of the economy and economic opportunities (not just formal jobs but also the figures on self employment and secondary and tertiary jobs created). Because Govts reasoning said the alternate series and indices reflect contemporary realities much better. Academic comment on the comparison of sampling methods is missing from the public discourse. What is apparent is anti-establishmentism and political noise.
Didn’t the same “economist” also discredit the NSSO numbers as untrustworthy last year since it was showing favorable numbers for GOI? So now that they suspect its unfavorable it suddenly has become credible? Who are these “Arm-Chair” economist or “social scientists”?
What will some people, who are well past their prime, not do for 15 minutes of fame! They sound so much like that character from the musical “Cats”, which sings the song “Memory”. Sad and pathetic.
Can you anchor your comment in the data and information that the article talks about rather than merely rant and rave here? Didn’t study economics perhaps Mr Ghosh ?
These are nothing when everyday questions are being raised on independent functioning of SC itself.
The English first came to Bengal. It’s that simple.
Ironically, the British first settled in Surat in the year 1611., after which they established the Madras Presidency in 1639 and then the Bengal Presidency in 1689. Guess where Surat is?
Such baseless and factually wrong comments reflects the endemic illiteracy that plagues India today, and reflects in the government that we choose. Fudging facts and statistical figures is key to the right wing propaganda that the current government hinges on, and they are successful because of the existence of people like you.
Your remark ,make me recollect the late anglicized writer Nirad Choudhari saying that Bengalis are real intellectuals, because they eat fish.Anyway, I find a large chunk of the list is from Bengal/JNU/migrant academia to U.S.A. etc.,But hardly those who are really doing the hard empirical research in India.Another political strategic attempt of congress for elections.But, in vain . Because too less people will read, and too less among them will understand this intellectual excercise.
One way or another, it does not really matter. Lots of anecdotal evidence. A very lucid interview in which Dr Ila Patnaik explained to Ms Jyoti Malhotra how the turbine of private investment has stalled, taking job creation down the sink. One feels sorry for a gentleman like Dr Sanjiv Sanyal justifying demonetisation.
ThePrint is mouthpiece of opposition parties…. Have you checked the Mudra Loan figures being provided by the Govt….. If Mudra Loan figures are more or less accurate then you have to count that also as a job provided…. Check the account now….
mudra loans are also refinance of loans which have been given by MF institutions and banks. This has carried on for 15-20 years or more. MF institutions – depending on borrowers needs and type of loans rollover the loans annually or bi-annually. To this extent one cannot add loans refinanced to this category.
All the economists are silent on the issue whether the NSSO and NSC sampling methods reflect the contemporary realities of the economy and economic opportunities (not just formal jobs but also the figures on self employment and secondary and tertiary jobs created). Because Govts reasoning said the alternate series and indices reflect contemporary realities much better. Academic comment on the comparison of sampling methods is missing from the public discourse. What is apparent is anti-establishmentism and political noise.
Didn’t the same “economist” also discredit the NSSO numbers as untrustworthy last year since it was showing favorable numbers for GOI? So now that they suspect its unfavorable it suddenly has become credible? Who are these “Arm-Chair” economist or “social scientists”?
What will some people, who are well past their prime, not do for 15 minutes of fame! They sound so much like that character from the musical “Cats”, which sings the song “Memory”. Sad and pathetic.
Can you anchor your comment in the data and information that the article talks about rather than merely rant and rave here? Didn’t study economics perhaps Mr Ghosh ?
These are nothing when everyday questions are being raised on independent functioning of SC itself.
Look at the number of Bengali intellectuals on that list. Tell my wife, who is from Calcutta, a vegetarian, It must be due to the fish that they eat …
The English first came to Bengal. It’s that simple.
Ironically, the British first settled in Surat in the year 1611., after which they established the Madras Presidency in 1639 and then the Bengal Presidency in 1689. Guess where Surat is?
Such baseless and factually wrong comments reflects the endemic illiteracy that plagues India today, and reflects in the government that we choose. Fudging facts and statistical figures is key to the right wing propaganda that the current government hinges on, and they are successful because of the existence of people like you.
Your remark ,make me recollect the late anglicized writer Nirad Choudhari saying that Bengalis are real intellectuals, because they eat fish.Anyway, I find a large chunk of the list is from Bengal/JNU/migrant academia to U.S.A. etc.,But hardly those who are really doing the hard empirical research in India.Another political strategic attempt of congress for elections.But, in vain . Because too less people will read, and too less among them will understand this intellectual excercise.
One way or another, it does not really matter. Lots of anecdotal evidence. A very lucid interview in which Dr Ila Patnaik explained to Ms Jyoti Malhotra how the turbine of private investment has stalled, taking job creation down the sink. One feels sorry for a gentleman like Dr Sanjiv Sanyal justifying demonetisation.
Aren’t these eminent persons applead not vote for Modi in 2014 ?
ThePrint is mouthpiece of opposition parties…. Have you checked the Mudra Loan figures being provided by the Govt….. If Mudra Loan figures are more or less accurate then you have to count that also as a job provided…. Check the account now….