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The Economic Survey 2017-18

Updated - December 04, 2021 11:56 pm IST

Published - January 30, 2018 11:22 am IST

Code pink The pink-coloured Economic Survey, which was tabled in Parliament on Monday, said India must confront the societal preference for a son, noting the adverse sex ratio of females to males has led to 63 million “missing” women. PTI PTI

Code pink The pink-coloured Economic Survey, which was tabled in Parliament on Monday, said India must confront the societal preference for a son, noting the adverse sex ratio of females to males has led to 63 million “missing” women. PTI PTI

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Budget
CEA: time to change monetary stance
Special Correspondent
There were more than 100,000 people with PhDs, who were born in India but now live and work outside, with more than 91,000 in the U.S. alone, said the Economic Survey.
Business
India’s spending on science below economic capacity, says Economic Survey
Special Correspondent
Representational image.
Economy
Average inflation dips to 6-year low of 3.3% in 2017-18: Economic Survey
PTI
CEA Arvind Subramaniam talks about the Economic Survey 2017-18 at the press conference.
Economy
Arvind Subramanian on Economic Survey 2018: the key takeaways
The Hindu Net Desk
Business
Farm sector sees ‘feminisation’, says Survey
Vikas Vasudeva
A man ties a balloon to the horns of a bull statue at the entrance of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE)
Markets
CEA cautions investors on stocks touching record highs
Special Correspondent
Budget
‘Need to revisit sops for renewables’
PTI
Photo: Ashoke Chakrabarty
Business
‘Address rent control, vacancy’
Yuthika Bhargava
The lack of sanitation is responsible for the deaths of more than one lakh children a year, says UNICEF.
Budget
Incidence of open defecation falls sharply
Vikas Pathak
The Economic Survey was tabled in Parliament during the first day of Budget Session of Parliament, in New Delhi on Monday.
Economy
Stable tax regime, conducive environment for SMEs must to revive investment: Economic Survey
Special Correspondent
Percent Down Arrow isolated on white background.
Business
‘Household cash savings dip 250%’
Special Correspondent
India has to expand irrigation in the backdrop of water scarcity and depleting groundwater resources.
Business
‘Climate change may hit farm income’
Vikas Vasudeva
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.
Budget
50% increase in number of indirect taxpayers: Economic Survey
The Hindu Net Desk
Budget
‘Eliminate embedded taxes to boost exports’
Special Correspondent
Budget
India needs $4.5 tn for infrastructure
Special Correspondent
A view of Supreme Court of India in New Delhi.
Budget
‘Tax litigation taking toll on economy’
Soibam Rocky Singh

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