ఇప్పుడేం చేస్తారంటే ఎప్పుడో జరిగేది చెప్తున్న ఆర్థిక మంత్రి || Address Demand Not Supply Alone ||
Structural policy reforms in growth-oriented sectors was the key highlight of today’s reforms rollout as government liberalised crucial sectors for more investment, higher production and more jobs opportunities. FM Sitharaman in her address clarified that Atma Nirbhar Bharat Abhiyan is not about making India isolated. Today, the government announced reforms for eight sectors – coal, minerals, defence production, air space management, airports, MRO, distribution companies in UTs, space sector, and atomic energy. FM announced to make the air travel cheaper and in an effort to make civilian flying more efficient, it announced to ease the restrictions on utilisation of the Indian Air Space. The government also announced the commercial mining in the coal sector and informed that the government’s monopoly will be removed to make coal available on market prices.
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ఇప్పుడేం చేస్తారంటే ఎప్పుడో జరిగేది చెప్తున్న ఆర్థిక మంత్రి || Address Demand Not Supply Alone || Structural policy reforms in growth-oriented sectors was the key highlight of today’s reforms rollout as government liberalised crucial sectors for more investment, higher production and more jobs opportunities. FM Sitharaman in her address clarified that Atma Nirbhar Bharat Abhiyan is not about making India isolated. Today, the government announced reforms for eight sectors – coal, minerals, defence production, air space management, airports, MRO, distribution companies in UTs, space sector, and atomic energy. FM announced to make the air travel cheaper and in an effort to make civilian flying more efficient, it announced to ease the restrictions on utilisation of the Indian Air Space. The government also announced the commercial mining in the coal sector and informed that the government’s monopoly will be removed to make coal available on market prices.