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I finally got a chance to look more closely at the #EconomicSurvey2022 numbers and really surprised with some of the numbers - particularly with respect to health. A few examples:
As a share of the GDP, India spent the same proportion in 2019-20 as it did in 2015-16, i.e. 1.3% on Health. In fact, 2019-20 was lower than the previous year. (the commitment increase public health spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2025, which was made pre-pandemic & said for yrs)
The survey speaks about health prioritisation - but as a share of total expenditure which can be a proxy for prioritisation, again 2019-20 (pre pandemic) was the same as 2016-17 (5%).
This is how "Bharatvarsh" has progressed over the years. 
Net Sown Area has increased to 156.8 Million Hectare in 2020-21, from 127.4 Million Hectares in 2005-06.
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Commercial Bank Branches have increased to 1,22,976 as of March, 2021, from 74,130 in March, 2011.
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🇮🇳 Economic Survey for 2021-22 released.
👇Detailed thread of 440 page survey.!🧵
Some very interesting data points 📚
RT for reach🗣️
👇Detailed thread of 440 page survey.!🧵
Some very interesting data points 📚
RT for reach🗣️
> Indian economy is expected to witness real GDP
expansion of 9.2% in 2021-22.
> Agriculture and allied sectors have been the least impacted by the pandemic and the sector is expected to grow by 3.9%
> GVA of Industry (including mining and
construction) will rise by 11.8%.
expansion of 9.2% in 2021-22.
> Agriculture and allied sectors have been the least impacted by the pandemic and the sector is expected to grow by 3.9%
> GVA of Industry (including mining and
construction) will rise by 11.8%.
> Indian economy is in a good position to witness GDP growth of 8.0-8.5% in 2022-23.
> Foreign exchange reserves at US$ 634 bn on 31st Dec 2021. This is equivalent to 13.2 months of merchandise imports & is higher than the country’s external debt
> India’s CPI inflation at 5.6%
> Foreign exchange reserves at US$ 634 bn on 31st Dec 2021. This is equivalent to 13.2 months of merchandise imports & is higher than the country’s external debt
> India’s CPI inflation at 5.6%
Gita Gopinath says,India to become $4 trillion by 2024-25,which is excellent,despite a debilitating pandemic
#LargestVaccineDrive under #PMModi is working wonderfully well
My thread on #EconomicSurvey2022,which shows,Growth,under @narendramodi govt,is on track
#VShapedRecovery
#LargestVaccineDrive under #PMModi is working wonderfully well
My thread on #EconomicSurvey2022,which shows,Growth,under @narendramodi govt,is on track
#VShapedRecovery
Industrial growth estimated at 11.8% &Services at 8.2% in FY22 show how Economy under @narendramodi is ready to fire on all cylinders
Most Growth Parameters are back to pre-Pandemic levels,as India heads into #UnionBudget2022
#GDP&GVA growth 1.3%&1.9% over Pre #COVID19 levels
Most Growth Parameters are back to pre-Pandemic levels,as India heads into #UnionBudget2022
#GDP&GVA growth 1.3%&1.9% over Pre #COVID19 levels
#EconomicSurvey shows,be it Operationalisation of Airports or Spread of Bank Branches, @narendramodi govt has truly transformed India,with financial inclusion getting top priority
India set to be Fastest growing for next 2yrs as per IMF,thx to bold reforms by #PMModi
#Modinomics
India set to be Fastest growing for next 2yrs as per IMF,thx to bold reforms by #PMModi
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Operationalised Airports
2016. 2021
2016. 2021
Electricity Access
2012. 2021
2012. 2021
Table 5 of the Economic Survey lays out in detail all the welfare measures taken through the Covid crisis, along with the results thereof. #EconomicSurvey2022
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This has been India's approach, all through the pandemic. Strong safety nets targeted (thanks to @UIDAI and @India_Stack) at those who need it most, and an iterative approach that adapts to evolving situations.
Macro is strong and stable - even if global conditions worsen from here, India is in a good position to weather storms. #EconomicSurvey2022
#EconomicSurvey2022 says
FY22 GDP growth estimated at 9.2%,highest since 1988-89
FY23 estimated at 8-8.5%
FY22 Investment/GDP ratio at 29.6%,highest in 7yrs
FY22 Gross Fixed Capital Formation,#GFCF to grow by 15%
India Fastest growing #economy globally,under @narendramodi💪
FY22 GDP growth estimated at 9.2%,highest since 1988-89
FY23 estimated at 8-8.5%
FY22 Investment/GDP ratio at 29.6%,highest in 7yrs
FY22 Gross Fixed Capital Formation,#GFCF to grow by 15%
India Fastest growing #economy globally,under @narendramodi💪
#EconomicSurvey2022 expects
Agri growth at 3.9%,after 3.6% growth in FY21
Overall Consumption to grow 7%,with Govt Consumption at 7.6%
Export Growth to be 16.5%
Import Growth to be 29.4%
Social Services Expenditure growth estimated at 9.8% at Rs 71.61 lakh Cr
#Modinomics
Agri growth at 3.9%,after 3.6% growth in FY21
Overall Consumption to grow 7%,with Govt Consumption at 7.6%
Export Growth to be 16.5%
Import Growth to be 29.4%
Social Services Expenditure growth estimated at 9.8% at Rs 71.61 lakh Cr
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In April-Nov 2021,Rs 89066Cr was raised via 75 IPO issues,versus 29 companies which raised Rs 14733Cr in April-Nov 2020
Share of individual investors in total NSE turnover increased to 44.7%
221 lakh individual Demat accounts added between April-November 2021💪
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Share of individual investors in total NSE turnover increased to 44.7%
221 lakh individual Demat accounts added between April-November 2021💪
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The #EconomicSurvey2022 has just been presented in Parliament. It comes in 2 volumes- the first looks at overall macroeconomic and sectoral developments, and the second is a revamped statistical appendix #EconomicSurvey (1/16) @FinMinIndia @PIB_India @nsitharamanoffc
Indian Economy is estimated to have crossed the pre-pandemic level in 2021-22 with 9.2% growth (AE). Contact intensive services still impacted. #EconomicSurvey2022 #EconomicSurvey (2/16) @FinMinIndia @PIB_India @nsitharamanoffc
#EconomicSurvey2022 forecasts that GDP will grow by 8.0-8.5% in 2022-23. In the interest of transparency, all assumptions have been clearly laid out. This is more conservative than IMF's 9% but still world's fastest #EconomicSurvey (3/16) @FinMinIndia @PIB_India @nsitharamanoffc
