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Direct budgetary support for urban sector schemes do not show any appreciable increase.
The National Budget is rooted in the assumption that the economy has recovered from the dent inflicted by the pandemic, however, the statistics beg to
A new “more equal” world has to replace the old unequal world with a paradigm propagating equality from spatial and temporal dimensions.
When it comes to the Budget, we should ask ourselves two questions: Is there a rationale behind it? Is there implementation on ground?
Uncertainty in financial arrangements is crippling and its trauma lingers. The good news is that this sell off is temporary. Stock markets are now back to where they were just two weeks ago.
While the jury is yet to be out globally on the UBI, it has many takers in India.
The scheme, which aims to provide universal access to decent housing in rural areas, is lagging in terms of its targets.
With the onset of the pandemic, the urban informal workforce in India has been hit hard by the ongoing livelihood crisis, especially women. This call
Much needs to be done and our destination is still several countries away — the 73 million Indians living in extreme poverty today add up to more than the populations of Thailand, France and the UK.
At least 4 billion people around the world are yet to be covered by any form of social security, and therefore vulnerable to economic, social, and environmental shocks. This paper examines the state of social security in the Group of Twenty (G20) economies—home to 63 percent of the global population. It finds gaps in social security financing in these countries: between universal coverage and actual coverage, and between countries of the Global
रोजगार हमी योजनेच्या विरोधात प्रचार करून सत्तेवर आलेल्या एनडीए सरकारला आता या योजनेचे महत्त्व पटू लागले आहे. त्यासाठीचा त्यांनी निधीही वाढवला आहे.
