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Institutional Arrangement for enforcing Aggregate Fiscal Discipline

Institutional Arrangement for enforcing Aggregate Fiscal Discipline
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 01, 2014
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Review the institutional arrangement, including budgeting process and FRBM rules, for enforcing aggregate fiscal discipline and suggest improvements therein.

Review the institutional arrangement, including budgeting process and FRBM rules, for enforcing aggregate fiscal discipline and suggest improvements therein.

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Vibhas Mangla
Vibhas Mangla 11 years 12 months ago
The Gov it seems is trying to revive PSUs. Gov needs to get out of PSU as much as possible. This will reduce the expenses dramatically
Aparna Singhal
Aparna Singhal 11 years 12 months ago
The contact info of all Municipal Corporations should be easily available to all the citizens area wise so that they can get dirty drains and things like that immediately cleaned and closed.
Yogesh Manudhane
Yogesh Manudhane 11 years 12 months ago
There was 1 section 80CCF(Long term infrastructure bonds)apart from limits of 80C which is removed in 2013.We should allow it,highly advertise it and provide the interest % comparable with general FDs. This will make below benefits To Tax payee This gives 1 more section apart from 80C so tax payee can save more income & interest is of normal FD so it encourage to do more investment there To Government The huge sum can be used directly used for public infrastructure development and other schemes.
Amit Borana
Amit Borana 11 years 12 months ago
Sir I would request you to pass a law and stop all the free and promising activities which these netas promise to give after elections like in Karnataka gov gives 1kg rice for Re.1 and increase taxes on the other side.
shashi mawar
shashi mawar 11 years 12 months ago
in my town Banswara, rajasthan. new nagarpalika office to be inaugrated tomorrow... which cost nearly 2 crores... but if they have that amount of money so why they dont making roads..? which is essential for day to day life for everyone... they didnt show any transpency over their expenses... they just developing themselfs only not city... why,,,? where is development without roads....! cmon its just pathetic...
Alpesh Gandhi
Alpesh Gandhi 11 years 12 months ago
Alpesh Gandhi 14 secs ago Sir, my idea is NO QUEUE system for to get all govt documents like driving licence, Passport, reasoning card, Adhar card, election card. open all govt office 24 hours, govt will creats more jobs with same place , People can go any time. >less...
Shashank Saurabh
Shashank Saurabh 11 years 12 months ago
I have been living and working in countries like UK, Singapore and now Canada for last 10 years and a common factor that drives good governance in these countries is Transparency. Expenditure management is a key area to focus on to ensure transparent governance. Digital India campaign should have an expanded scope of setting up a governance portal where all expenditure of govt. officials and publicly elected representatives should be uploaded within 24 hrs of the expense being incurred.
PROBIR BOSE
PROBIR BOSE 11 years 12 months ago
IN REGARD TO " Job Creation " IN INDIA---IT IS HIGHLY ESSENTIAL TO GIVE MORE & MORE IMPORTANCE ON " MSME ' i.e. Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises which will plays a CRUCIAL -CUM-VITAL ROLE . This is the only field wherein uneducated rather less educated Rural and Semi-Urban youths can involve their-selves to earn Daily Livelihood ( If those Youths get proper Practical Training from the Authorized Training Institutes in different sorts of Sub-Fields ) . This is my Personal Suggestion.