Budget 2021 epitomises Hindutva quackery in India
The Union Budget 2021-22 is nothing but a Hindutva quackery on an ailing Indian economy, pushing it to the extreme of a pernicious realm.
The Union Budget 2021-22 is nothing but a Hindutva quackery on an ailing Indian economy, pushing it to the extreme of a pernicious realm.
The Modi regime’s Economic Survey 2020-21 is a deceitful exercise that has omitted all uncomfortable facts and present a rosy picture.
India’s GDP contraction in the Q2 FY 2020-21 puts the country in the recession zone but the Modi regime remains nonchalant about the crisis.
Is the Indian economy really on a revival path, as the RBI suggested? Or whether the crisis has aggravated in the recent months?
If Nirmala Sitharaman’s Atmanirbhar Bharat 3.0 package is critically analysed then it will be found that it’s absolutely hollow and deceptive
What’s the difference between rhetoric and reality? The six-year-long rule of Modi proves how rhetoric-oriented politics destroyed India.
These days the Delhi Police has literally hijacked the limelight by bringing forth a 1.1m-page-long chargesheet against former Jawaharlal Nehru University student Umar Khalid. But whatever may be the discourse over this witch-hunt by the state machinery, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s regime is finding it difficult to publish even a single page report on the … Read more
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Modi’s fake assertion about India becoming a $5 trillion economy by 2024-25 ignoring the vexing alarm of the crisis-ridden economy will worsen things.
Putting SAIL, LIC, BSNL, Air India, Indian Railways, etc, on sale, the Modi regime’s privatisation drive is taking Indian economy towards a catastrophe.
Did you know that in Nirmala Sitharaman’s Union Budget 2020-21 speech, the term “unemployment” has been cunningly dropped and not used even for once?
The economic slowdown in India is worsening the situation each day, but the government is looking into easy rescue options like foreign debts.
The CFPI inflation in December 2019 rings a vexing alarm for the Indian economy that’s heading towards a cataclysmic crisis at present. Will Modi listen?
There is no surprise elements in Modi regime’s Union Budget 2020-21 as it’s going to be the most naked corporate appeasing budget of post-colonial India.
Indian economy in 2020 won’t be out of the lethal crisis the Modi regime has pushed it into. The rail fare and LPG cylinder price hikes are indicating this.
Even though India’s GDP growth fell to a 26-quarter-low at 4.5% in Q2 of FY 2019-20, the Modi regime shows indifference to the problem and lives in denial.