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Reacting to Rajan's take that India has performed well in infrastructure building but needs to do more to boost manufacturing and jobs, Sanyal said, "Let me welcome Raghu to the dark side ......"

Let Me Welcome Raghu To The Dark Side: Sanjeev Sanyal Reacts To Raghuram Rajan's Take

In an interview with PTI, Rajan further said the government's focus on production, whether it is goods or services is a good thing, but it is also important to do it the right way

Sanjeev Sanyal, member of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister of India, has responded critically to former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan's recent assessment of the Modi government's decade-long 'Make in India' initiative. Reacting to Rajan's take that India has performed well in infrastructure building but needs to do more to boost manufacturing and jobs, Sanyal said, "Let me welcome Raghu to the dark side ......" &nbsp; The former RBI Governor has previously expressed concerns about the state of labour-intensive manufacturing in India and the allocation of subsidies in industries like chip manufacturing. Sanjeev Sanyal&rsquo;s reaction to Rajan&rsquo;s latest statement once again highlights the ongoing debate among economists about the strategies for balanced economic growth and priorities for future development. Raghu Rajan's statement&nbsp;
In an interview with PTI, Rajan said the government's focus on production, whether it is goods or services is a good thing, but it is also important to do it the right way.
Responding to a question on the Modi government's flagship initiative 'Make in India', he said, "I would say the intention is good. I think in some areas, we have done a lot, as I said, in infrastructure...we have done a lot that has been very useful".
The Modi government's flagship initiative 'Make in India' was launched 10 years ago on September 25, 2014.
"But we need to check the other places. And the best way to check is to ask critics, what do you think? What has happened? Has it happened the way you want it? Should we do more? You get feedback, and then you work along," Rajan said.
The eminent economist also pitched for more ease of doing business, especially with regard to government policies and less fear of raids by inspectors or tax authorities, etc.
Observing that there is a package which propels economic growth, he said, "If we focus on that, I think that would strengthen the concept of Make in India".
Rajan, who is currently a professor of finance at US-based Chicago Booth, also opined that the government should ask businessmen about difficulties faced by them, and not just follow the World Bank's ease of doing business checklist.&nbsp;

In an exclusive interview with Editorji, Sanjeev Sanyal, who headed the team responsible for preparing this year&rsquo;s Economic Survey speaks to Vikram&nbsp;Chandra on how the budget is just the building block for reform not just a platform for announcements.&nbsp;Growth can not just redistribute poverty, jobs and growth have to go together says Sanyal&nbsp;who highlights the recipe for reforms for the government.&nbsp;&nbsp;

EJ Exclusive: Sanjeev Sanyal on the recipe for reforms and the complete revamp of policy

The budget is no longer a one time reform exercise, it lays a broader vision: Sanjeev&nbsp;Sanyal

In an exclusive interview with Editorji, Sanjeev Sanyal, who headed the team responsible for preparing this year&rsquo;s Economic Survey speaks to Vikram&nbsp;Chandra on how the budget is just the building block for reform not just a platform for announcements.&nbsp;Growth can not just redistribute poverty, jobs and growth have to go together says Sanyal&nbsp;who highlights the recipe for reforms for the government.&nbsp; &nbsp;

The survey has been compiled by Principal Economic Adviser Sanjeev Sanyal & his advisers. Sanyal mentioned that the economy has bounced back to the pre-pandemic level.

Economy bounced back to pre-pandemic levels: Sanjeev Sanyal

Gross Tax Revenue registers a growth of over 50 percent during April to November, 2021 in YoY terms, GVA of services crossed pre-pandemic level and more.

Economy bounced back to pre-pandemic levels: Saneev Sanyal

Indian economy estimated to grow by 9.2 percent in real terms in 2021-22

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/partner/all-india-management-association/aima-conclave-2022-cea-v-anantha-nageswaran-talks-about-building-for-a-better-economy-1649924594182" target="_blank">V Anantha Nageswaran</a>, the newly appointed Chief Economic Adviser,&nbsp;addressed media on Monday after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman&nbsp;tabled the Economic Survey 2022 in the Parliament earlier in the day. The survey has been compiled by Principal Economic Adviser Sanjeev Sanyal &amp; his advisers. Sanyal&nbsp;mentioned that the economy has bounced back to the pre-pandemic level.
<h3>Here is some data from the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/economic-survey-2022-govt-persuaded-four-pronged-approach-to-support-economy-says-cea-nageswaran-1643628228169" target="_blank">economic survey</a>:</h3>
&bull;&nbsp; Gross Tax Revenue registers a growth of over 50 percent during April to November, 2021 in YoY terms.&nbsp; This performance is strong compared to pre-pandemic levels of 2019-2020 also.&nbsp;
&bull;&nbsp; India&rsquo;s merchandise exports and imports rebounded strongly and surpassed pre-COVID levels during the current financial year.
&bull;&nbsp;&nbsp;GVA of services crossed pre-pandemic level in July-September quarter of 2021-22; however, GVA of contact intensive sectors like trade, transport, etc. still remain below pre-pandemic level.
&bull;&nbsp; Services exports surpassed pre-pandemic level in January-March quarter of 2020-21 and grew by 21.6 percent in the first half of 2021-22 - strengthened by global demand for software and IT services exports.
&bull;&nbsp; With revival of economy, employment indicators bounced back to pre-pandemic levels during last quarter of 2020-21.
Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/budget/budget-2022-govt-makes-case-for-higher-spending-fiscal-space-in-eco-survey-1643616221091" target="_blank">Budget 2022: Govt makes case for higher spending, fiscal space in Eco Survey</a>&nbsp;

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