This time, the Tamil Nadu budget is very long.
It is well balanced between development and welfare.
The government’s statement that the state will achieve high fiscal discipline over the next two years is heartening.
The vision and goal are clear: a $1.5 trillion GDP for Tamil Nadu by 2036.
As a state, we need to work very hard for this.
But it is definitely doable.
A summary of what finance secretary
M A Siddique said about the Budget :
-Debt is not wrong, we will borrow to grow but borrowing should be
commensurate with revenue receipts
-Give us at least two years to improve fiscal position
-We will also continue welfare schemes , don’t consider them dole-outs
-Fiscal space for these will come from improving revenue receipts and also improving quality of expenditure
-Allocations across sectors have been balanced and unwanted expenses have been disregarded in some sectors leading to reduced allocation this time
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It’s time for Fleming and his staff to go. Ruturaj needs to start trusting his own instincts rather than following a clueless coaching manual. This was, without a doubt, the most poorly planned and executed decision I’ve witnessed in this IPL.
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Filed my return on June 11. Moved to processing on July 13. But still under processing. Nearly 90 days completed. Could you please look in to the issue?
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I had a fibre connection issue today (6th October and logged a complaint via app. The appointment and time slot selected for engineer visit was 3:00 to 4:00 pm same day.
But I did not get any service engineer visit or call. After waiting, I get a message now. (1/4)
@JioCare@JioCare Are you reading my messages? The problem is with reschedule. You cannot have your engineer visit after 4 days of the complaint. That’s useless