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  1. Dr Hasmukh Adhia spells out the road-map of GST roll-out in a detailed interview in North Block. Watch on YouTube:

  2. Dr Hasmukh Adhia spells out the road-map of GST roll-out in a detailed interview in North Block. Watch on YouTube:

  3. Addressing an interactive session on the IDS & Gold Monetisation Scheme organised by CBDT, FICCI & ICAI, Sept 1,2016

  4. Glad to inform that we are ahead of our schedule for implementation of GST so far.Instead of 30 days kept for this it is achieved in 23 days

  5. With Odisha ratifying the Constitutional Amendment bill for GST, minimum requirement of 50% states ratifying the bill is complete.

  6. The requisite number of states have ratified the Constitution Amendment Bill and now it can go for Presidential assent.

  7. Launching the "Bima Diamond plan" on the occasion of the 60th year/Diamond Jubilee celebrations of LIC, Sept 1, 2016

  8. Govt.'s decision to pay Bonus for the years 2014-15 & 2015-16 on revised norms reiterates its commitment to work for the benefit of workers

  9. Historic hike in minimum wages for unskilled non-agricultural workers to ₹350/day is a step forward in & labour reforms.

  10. Briefing media on Cabinet decisions, August 31, 2016

  11. Addressing a press conference on charter of demands of Central Trade Unions, Aug 30, 2016

  12. FY 17 growth expected to be better than last year. Close to 8%. Policy initiatives of Government will continue.

  13. Good monsoon, 7th pay commission payouts and impact of structural reforms are expected to boost growth in coming quarters of FY 17.

  14. 7th Pay Commission payouts will give consumption boost in coming quarters. Impact of reform measures will be more pronounced.

  15. Going forward, good monsoon will improve agricultural growth and rural purchasing power.

  16. Lower industrial growth & negative growth in gross fixed capital formation being analysed. Proactive policy responses of Govt will continue.

  17. Q1 export growth 3.2% against (-) 5.7% in Q1 last year.Manufacturing 9.1 % (7.3% last yr).Growth in services 9.6% (8.8%).

  18. Three positives in Q1 GDP data: higher exports; higher manufacturing growth ; higher growth in services.

  19. Q1 GDP at 7.1% mainly due to 53% increase in subsidy expr/front loading of subsidy releases from Budget.

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