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A much awaited debate between Anand Ranganathan and BJP's Pradeep Bhandari on health of Indian economy is back. GDP vs Debt, NPA, Outstanding debt, Currency depreciation, US dollar supremacy and mounting interest pressure on major economies Vs Bharat. Listen and Decide for yourself....

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Global public debt has surged to approximately $106 trillion - exceeding 95% of Global GDP.. Many advanced economies that spent decades running expansionary fiscal policies now find themselves with severely constrained policy space precisely when they need it most. Meanwhile, India continues to stand out. Our general government Debt-to-GDP ratio, which includes the States’ debt, at approximately 81%, is the lowest among major economies after Germany. More importantly, India is the only major economy where the IMF projects this ratio to fall significantly to 75.8% by 2030 while the debt outlook for the advanced economies such as US, China, Germany, and others is projected to worsen. - Smt Nirmala Sitharaman in New Delhi (1/n)

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The Fiscal Deficit has also come down. In 2020-2021, even with COVID, it was 9.3%. From there, we brought it down to 4.3%, the BE projection for 2026-27. In one stretch from there. We didn't violate the glide path, which was given in this house. We have completely abided by it. And that's why we've reached 4.3%. Global comparison is also important. Since 2008, the world's overall debt burden has increased 41%. China's debt exploded 139%. India has actually reduced its total debt burden by 4% of GDP. The US Debt to GDP stands at 124%. China at 88%. Japan at over 250%. India's combined figure, the Debt to GDP is 83% approximately. It is lower than most major economies and is on a declining path. And that too, after COVID. We have retained a sense of calm and given free vaccine to all the citizens, but still that fiscal deficit of 9.3% has been brought down. The erstwhile UPA couldn't withstand a global financial crisis which had a relatively limited impact on the Indian economy. Smt Nirmala Sitharaman in Lok Sabha (1/2)
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The Fiscal Deficit has also come down. In 2020-2021, even with COVID, it was 9.3%. From there, we brought it down to 4.3%, the BE projection for 2026-27. In one stretch from there. We didn't violate the glide path, which was given in this house. We have completely abided by it. And that's why we've reached 4.3%. Global comparison is also important. Since 2008, the world's overall debt burden has increased 41%. China's debt exploded 139%. India has actually reduced its total debt burden by 4% of GDP. The US Debt to GDP stands at 124%. China at 88%. Japan at over 250%. India's combined figure, the Debt to GDP is 83% approximately. It is lower than most major economies and is on a declining path. And that too, after COVID. We have retained a sense of calm and given free vaccine to all the citizens, but still that fiscal deficit of 9.3% has been brought down. The erstwhile UPA couldn't withstand a global financial crisis which had a relatively limited impact on the Indian economy. Smt Nirmala Sitharaman in Lok Sabha (1/2)

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