Indian Govt is planning to put more fiscal relaxation in the sectors like Health, Food and Income

 Indian Govt is planning to put more fiscal relaxation in the sectors like Health, Food and Income

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India must be planning for fresh stimulus package to churn out COVID-19 hit hard core Indian from the stealth of Health, Food and Income depression. 

 IMF has already praised high for the work done by Indian Govt during the crisis of COVID-19, but looking for fresh impetus in the financial sector by monetary easing, regulation and easing of credit to the needy ones.

 

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India, is in financial balance sheet juggling after the fall in demand due to demonetization, then came the GST, then several measures in a span of few months. 

Real Estate must need few boosting to bring the stacked money into the system as lot of black money will be coming to the stream of financial assistance to Govt. 

The Finance Minister of India is like our old Pranab Mukherjee doing all things, but never satisfy any one group nor takes a good action to make safe any other groups.

There must be a cut in Interest rate as the market is looking for a good move before Diwali will be giving the family a hope for the future.

For demand to increase, a well budget must be planned to keep money stacked in the economy and work continues with ease. 

Inflation is also alluring the economy as more free money is moving in the system, not work money, which will make India a serious contender of Number 3 position in Global GDP.

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