While India is seeking greater flexibility on the issue, China and the United States on Saturday ratified the Paris accord
He said that the country needs to take up all aspects of human and social development
Govt has made it clear that it would prefer an economist to take over the top job in India's central bank
He was of the view that economy will grow at a higher rate as revenues are increasing and inflation has entered the positive zone
To deliberate on outcome of various social schemes and sharing the best practices
The NITI Aayog vice-chairman said the issue of drinking water will be taken up with the Centre
He said even as a single monetary union there are fears that Greece followed by Spain might drop out of EU
Government may replace the Five-Year Plan system with a medium-term fiscal framework that will project revenue and expenditure allocations for the next three years beginning 2017-18. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has already announced in his Budget speech about doing away with the classification of Plan and Non-Plan expenditure in the backdrop of 2016-17 being terminal year of the 12th Plan period (2012-17). "Last two years of the 12th Five Year Plan (2012-17) will be used as transition. One direction seems to be clear that perhaps we will not be doing Five-Year Plans," NITI Aayog Vice Chairman Arvind Panagariya said during an online talk. He further said, "One possibility is to introduce medium term fiscal framework planning which may entail some sense of prediction what the next two or three years, and what the revenues are likely to be. How the resulting expenditure will be allocated across different ministries. Next year, it (government) may roll out for the next three ...