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Sitharaman tables Economic Survey in Parliament, growth predicted at 6-6.5% in next fiscal year

Sitharaman tables Economic Survey in Parliament, growth predicted at 6-6.5% in next fiscal year

| @indiablooms | 31 Jan 2020, 07:54 am

New Delhi/IBNS: The growth in the next fiscal year beginning on Apr 1 is predicted at 6 per cent to 6.5% as Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman tabled the Economic Survey on the first day of budget session in Parliament on Friday.

The Economic Survery, which was released by Chief Economic Adviser (CEA) Dr. Krishnamurthy Subramanian, is a government report on the economic state in last one year and the government's anticipation for the next year.

Sitharaman will be presenting the annual budget on Feb 1.

The budget session will continue till Apr 3 with a recess between Feb 11 and Mar 2.  

Addressing media before the commencement of the budget session, Modi on Friday said the session should be centred mostly on nation's and world's economy.

"The session should be centred on economy and how India can derive benefits from the current situation of world economy. The session should focus in strengthening the country's economy," said the Prime Minister.

Also he added in saying, "We hope economic issues and how people can be empowered will be discussed in this session."

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