Economic Survey 2019 Live Streaming on DD News: Watch CEA KV Subramanian Addressing Press on Pre-Budget Document
Economic Survey, projecting the state of economy and outlining the challenges, will contain several chapters on macro economy as well as different industry sectors along with future outlook. It will come a day ahead of Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presenting the first budget of the Modi 2.0 government.
New Delhi, July 4: After presenting the Economic Survey 2019 before the Parliament, Chief Economic Adviser KV Subramanian is scheduled to address a press conference over the pre-Budget document. The interaction with reporters is scheduled to begin at 1:15pm, and could be live-streamed via the embedded DD News link further below.
Economic Survey is a preview before the roll-out of annual Budget, which highlights the gains made by Indian economy in the last fiscal year, the shortcomings as well as the financial challenges in the coming period. Check Full Highlights of Economic Survey 2019.
"Our team has put in a lot of effort with a lot of dedication. I hope results are good, and we are able to contribute to the ideas for the economy. I hope the almighty blesses us," the CEA told news agency ANI. Income Tax Changes Expected From Nirmala Sitharaman's Maiden Budget
Economic Survey 2019 Live Streaming on DD News: Watch Below
Economic Survey, projecting the state of economy and outlining the challenges, will contain several chapters on macro economy as well as different industry sectors along with future outlook. It will come a day ahead of Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presenting the first budget of the Modi 2.0 government.
This will also be the first Economic Survey to be tabled by Subramanian, who took up the job of Chief Economic Adviser in December 2018, nearly six months after his predecessor Arvind Subramanian had resigned amid his tenure citing personal reasons.
The Economic Survey also comes amid the controversy stoked Subramanian, the former CEA, through a research paper in which he suggests that the government has overvalued GDP growth between the period of 2011-16. The Centre has rebutted his claim, saying that India adheres to the globally recognised method of calculating its gross domestic product.
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