D.K. Srivastava

D.K. Srivastava, currently Chief Policy Advisor, EY India, was a member of the Twelfth Finance Commission and Director of the Madras School of Economics. The views expressed are personal

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‘Compared to the interim Budget, the Centre’s revenue position is expected to improve on account of both higher tax and non-tax revenues’

A Budget that drives growth with stability

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‘There is a case to address the issue raised by some of the States regarding their declining shares’

Central transfers — arresting the decline in shares of some States

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Road map for fiscal consolidation

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‘India will have to rely relatively more on domestic growth drivers’;

Calibrating a strategy for India’s future growth

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‘he Finance Commission should be strict about States maintaining fiscal deficit within limits’

Charting the path for the Sixteenth Finance Commission

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Construction work along the river Brahmaputra in Guwahati.

What are India’s immediate growth prospects?

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At Parliament House

Fiscal consolidation in the context of the Budget

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Migrant workers engaged in construction work in Kochi.

Balance fiscal consolidation with growth

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‘India’s growth path in the next few years must depend on domestic investment picking up’

India, 7% plus annual growth, and the realities

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Global uncertainties, India’s growth prospects

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A takeaway is the good infrastructure push

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A chance to support growth, fiscal consolidation

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Bengaluru / Karnataka : 16/07/2020 : A labourer working at one of the manufacturing unit at Peenya industial area as State Government allowed the industry, in particular the micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) during the one week lockdown on 16 July 2020. Photo : V Sreenivasa Murthy/The Hindu.

The challenge of achieving 9.5% growth rate

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Workers use machinery at a coastal road project construction site in Mumbai, India, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2021. (AP Photo/Rafiq Maqbool)

What the Q1 GDP numbers say

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