आज से कर क्रांति 48 साल में 4 बड़े आर्थिक सुधार, इनमें 3 बदलाव जुलाई में
आज से कर क्रांति: 48 साल में 4 बड़े आर्थिक सुधार, इनमें 3 बदलाव जुलाई में - Latest News Watch this video :- https://youtu.be/laYlLOAfVJ8 The historic opportunity to launch the largest tax reform of the country so far came on Friday midnight. At 12 o'clock the night, President Pranab Mukherjee and Prime Minister Narendra Modi started pressing the button together to start a tax system across the country. With this launch, India became the 16th country implementing GST. However, it takes 17 years to reach this end. Central Hall of Parliament witnessed this moment. The same hall which saw 70 years ago free India took its first step. In the same room in the same room, first Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru gave the first speech of independence. At the same place, the 14th Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave freedom speech from the tax net. The President described it as a symbol of the agreement between the governments of all the states across the country and the coming together of the countrymen. At the same time, the Prime Minister called it the common heritage of all the people of the country. Since Saturday morning, 1 country, 1 tax and 1 market i.e. GST came into effect. In this historic event, where more than one thousand VIPs were involved, the party of Congress, Mamta and Lalu were far away. This is the first time since independence that the Congress is away from any major parliamentary function. Tata reached, but Amitabhalata could not be seen. 1. Nationalization ie nationalization of banks has been linked to all sections, increased to 57 thousand bank branches On July 19, 1969. Motive Then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi made nationalization of 14 private banks. Its purpose was to connect the banking system to the people living in villages and towns with the expansion in banking service. With loans, people can start a business and unemployment is far away. To improve the situation of rural areas and promote agriculture and small industries. It was also important to re-establish sick industries. Impact Earlier banking was limited to a few people. After that people of every section of the society became part of it. Around 800% increase in 28 years. The number of branches of banks increased from 7,219 to 57 thousand. Deposits and advances increased by 11,000% and 9000%. 2. Liberalization ie economic liberalization made India an emerging superpower, neutralize recession Applied July 24, 1991. Motive Then finance minister Manmohan Singh decided to open the economy fully for the private sector in the budget. Its purpose was to speed up economic momentum. To promote employment was. Also, the Indian market was open to the whole world. Controlling rising inflation was also a part of this. Along with tax reform, it was necessary to create flexible systems with foreign investment. Impact Then the annual growth rate of GDP was 23%. Which reached 9% between 200506 to 200708. India started becoming an economic powerhouse. During 1991, the foreign exchange reserves were empty. But after the foreign currency, export increased. This also neutralized the global recession of 2008. 3. Demonnetization, which means 42% increase in banknotes, black money, fictitious, decrease in tire funding Applies to November 8, 2016. Motive Narendra Modi had discontinued notes of 500 and 1000. Its purpose was to promote digital transaction i.e. to create a cashless economy. It was also aimed at exiting the currency from the market, bringing back black money and banning corruption. Terror funding was also expected to stop. After the ban, digital transactions in the country increased by 42%. Impact Government claims to have reduced tire funding. Terror attacks Very easily you will be able to see what the first tax was supposed to be, how much it would look like in GST and how much more or less it was. All you have to do is miss a call at 18002005600. After this there will be a link on the mobile. As soon as you click on this link, a file will arrive. Just download it and watch the complete list. Like us on FB: http://ift.tt/2sPnoWw Follow us on Pinterest: http://ift.tt/2skUIkH
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