Tag: GSDP

Why Growth Isn’t Translating into Fiscal Strength

“Looking beyond the white paper, any incoming Chief Minister will have many things to ponder about,” says Dr Kalaiyarasan, a faculty member in Economics...

Fiscal Tremors Beneath Growth

There is no immediate fiscal crisis, nor is Tamil Nadu in a position of financial distress. The larger question is whether future governments will...

Tamil Nadu: Harbour Of Stability

On May 4, the verdict will be out on who will form the next government in Tamil Nadu. While the ruling and opposition parties...

Freebie Puzzle In An Ageing Society

The freebie mosaic Tamil Nadu’s impressive poverty reduction is supported by a longstanding welfare framework termed now as freebies. Traditional programmes such as midday meals,...

Template for Inclusive Growth

According to the RBI’s latest handbook of statistics on Indian states, Tamil Nadu’s Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) at current prices increased from Rs...

TN plans modern city near Chennai

Besides proposing a 2,000-acre modern city near Chennai with IT parks, Fin-Tech zones, R&D centres and residential complexes, Thangam Thennarasu also announced in his...

TN Budget 2023-24: Focus on welfare and infrastructure

Budget these days are more of a political statement of the ruling party. In the previous budget, state’s thrust was on social welfare and...

Will Titan save the Titanic-TN from tanking?

The finance minister of Tamil Nadu placed in public domain a white paper on the state’s finances a few days before he presented his...

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