New Delhi: After Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Rs 20 lakh crore economic package, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today made some big announcements for the fourth day. Today, 8 sectors have been announced. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today spoke on Direct Benefit Transfer, IBC, GST at a press conference on the fourth part of the Self-Reliant India Campaign package and said that many reforms have been made to facilitate business in India. Then the Finance Minister made this big announcement regarding coal, mining and defense sector ...
Also read: - Government announces major reforms in 8 sectors, this plan to create millions of jobs
The finance minister spoke about structural reforms in today's announcement.
At the same time, he said that a policy shift is needed to strengthen many sectors.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in favor of big change, Make in India to make India self-reliant
Efforts to increase employment productivity
We need to build the credibility of our products
"Reform, perform, transform is necessary," he said.
A self-reliant India must be prepared for every challenge.
Prioritize focusing on fundamental improvements
Reforms like DBT and GST are important for the country
Good investment opportunity in India
The government is working to increase employment.
India's emphasis on Ease of Doing Business
Self-reliance in the coal production sector
Commercial mining policy in the coal sector
More coal will be received at the right price.
Ending the government's monopoly in the coal sector
Announcement of a major development plan in the mineral sector
500 mining blocks will be auctioned.
Mining leases can be transferred.
Rs 50,000 crore will be provided for the coal sector.
Hazari plans to have 50 new blocks in the coal field.
In defense production, the government placed emphasis on Make in India
The army needs sophisticated weapons
India's goal of becoming self-sufficient in defense
The gap between incorporation and privatization requires incorporation to make many sectors better
A list will be made of goods which are not to be imported.
Altai budget for indigenous weapons in the defense sector
World class level airports will be developed with PPP model.
Airspace will be enhanced. Currently 60% of airspace is open.
6 airports will be developed from PPP model.
The Airport Authority of India will be given Rs 2300 crore.
Read to Gujarati
Report by zee24kalak
Also read: - Government announces major reforms in 8 sectors, this plan to create millions of jobs
The finance minister spoke about structural reforms in today's announcement.
At the same time, he said that a policy shift is needed to strengthen many sectors.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in favor of big change, Make in India to make India self-reliant
Efforts to increase employment productivity
We need to build the credibility of our products
"Reform, perform, transform is necessary," he said.
A self-reliant India must be prepared for every challenge.
Prioritize focusing on fundamental improvements
Reforms like DBT and GST are important for the country
Good investment opportunity in India
The government is working to increase employment.
India's emphasis on Ease of Doing Business
Self-reliance in the coal production sector
Commercial mining policy in the coal sector
More coal will be received at the right price.
Ending the government's monopoly in the coal sector
Announcement of a major development plan in the mineral sector
500 mining blocks will be auctioned.
Mining leases can be transferred.
Rs 50,000 crore will be provided for the coal sector.
Hazari plans to have 50 new blocks in the coal field.
In defense production, the government placed emphasis on Make in India
The army needs sophisticated weapons
India's goal of becoming self-sufficient in defense
The gap between incorporation and privatization requires incorporation to make many sectors better
A list will be made of goods which are not to be imported.
Altai budget for indigenous weapons in the defense sector
World class level airports will be developed with PPP model.
Airspace will be enhanced. Currently 60% of airspace is open.
6 airports will be developed from PPP model.
The Airport Authority of India will be given Rs 2300 crore.
Read to Gujarati
Report by zee24kalak
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