24 May Recalibrate growth, reprioritise expenditures(GS-3, The Hindu, Economy)
Context:- COVID-19 second wave has devastated indian society and particularly the economy by successive lockdown and economic activity restrictions. This led to erosion of central government capacity and it’s income from tax and non-tax revenue.
- Government if more optimistic than it has to recalibrate tax revenue once again.
- There will be a shortfall of GDP which will be around 8% according to rangarajan
- There will be a shortfall in the non-tax revenue
How we can move forward:-
- Ramping up health infrastructure to tackle second wave
- Construction activity in particular health sector will have multiplier effect
- Mass vaccination programme
- Central government would have floated a global tender rather than an individual state because it will increase the total coast of vaccination programme.
- We have to manage the total expenditure.
- Let’s look into Current Inflation and its effect for a developing countries like India (GS 3, Economics, The Hindu, Indian Express, RBI) - January 14, 2022
- The significance of India’s financial assistance to Srilanka in specific reference to India Srilanka bilateral relation GS Paper II Source : The Hindu - January 14, 2022
- United Nations Security Council (UNSC) and nuclear weapons - January 7, 2022

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