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India’s execution tempo has dismantled the older perception of chronic administrative delay. Average turnaround time at major ports has nearly halved in a decade. The rail network is now almost fully electrified, and freight loading has reached a record 1,670 million tonnes. Digital public infrastructure settled on an average... of about 79 crore transactions every single day in August 2026. Union capital expenditure has been scaled to more than ₹12 lakh crore in 2026-27, and effective capital expenditure, which adds the grants the Centre gives states to create capital assets, to more than ₹17 lakh crore. - Smt Nirmala Sitharaman at the 53rd National Management Convention of All India Management Association in New Delhi (1/n)show more

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Public capital expenditure was deployed deliberately to crowd in private investment and that crowding-in is now visible. Gross fixed capital formation rose to more than 34% of GDP in Q1 of 2026-27, growing about 12% in real terms, while Manufacturing capacity utilisation has climbed to 75%. This operational velocity has been unlocked by resolving the twin balance sheet crisis. India now operates with a twin balance sheet advantage: commercial banks have the liquidity to lend and corporations have the solvency to invest. - Smt @nsitharaman at the 53rd National Management Convention of @aimaindia in New Delhi (2/n)

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Also, bank credit growth to industry has picked up. In June 2026, it had grown 19% over the year. Credit is reaching those who need it and the government’s free trade agreements are opening doors for India’s labour-intensive goods and services. The commercial sector must now seize the opportunity. - Smt @nsitharaman at the 53rd National Management Convention of @aimaindia in New Delhi (3/n)

Macc21 days ago

Joke of the century 🤣🤣🤣 Your own department sitting on 5day banking file for more than 1000 days Which is prime example Administrative delay.... incompetent DFS

SATYA PRAKASH20 days ago

Respected Ma'am, Our 5 days Banking file is an excellent example of chronic administrative delay. It's pending with DFS since 08.03.2024

Prashant Jain20 days ago

Why are u delaying five day banking madam finance minister

Super Commando Dhruv ⭐️20 days ago

Bakwaas....wen 5 day banking.

John_Cena20 days ago

Take a good loooooong look in the mirror. #5DaysBanking

The Great Bhikaristanis20 days ago

popopopo...

yashwanth20 days ago

Madam, Please clarify then why delay on settled agreement for more than 2.5 years, why no concrete measures to implement 5 day banking ????

Indian By Heart20 days ago

L****den Bhojyam

Ask20 days ago

Nice observation mam. Dedicated work of past 75 years ǰblossoms now. Multimedia logistics capabilities far from desirable level. Warehousing, stock safety and assessment delays Plenty. To make things happen bribing at various departments exist. Please look at them.

Debanshu Ranjan Mishra🇮🇳20 days ago

Nifty is not growing at all since last 2 years, God knows how the GDP growth was 7.8%.

Mr.NoOne20 days ago

Good Joke !!! She is so confident about her achievements that she has to read it out from a script !! Tempo - they say.. Ghanta Tempo..

Eternal20 days ago

😆😆😆😆😆😆 Seriously!!! Five day banking pending since 11 years Change in service and promotion rules for RRBs pending since last 10 years

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50,387 views • 8 months ago

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