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Share Your Ideas for the Implementation of Budget Provisions in the Department of Investment and Public Asset Management

Start Date :

Feb 24, 2021

Last Date :

Mar 31, 2021

23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)

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The Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi recently addressed a webinar to detail a roadmap for effective implementation of the provisions related to DIPAM in the Union Budget 2021-22. ...

The Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi recently addressed a webinar to detail a roadmap for effective implementation of the provisions related to DIPAM in the Union Budget 2021-22.

Addressing the webinar, the Prime Minister said this budget had put forward a clear roadmap to take India back to the high growth trajectory.

In the next five years, as India prepares to spend ₹111 trillion to upgrade its infrastructure through the National Infrastructure Pipeline, a clear roadmap for investments need to be drafted.

This would not only create new investment opportunities but also generate immense employment opportunities in every sector.

We seek ideas and suggestions from the public and other stakeholders on the implementation of the Budget Provisions in the Department of Investment and Public Asset Management.

The last date of submission of ideas is 31st March 2021.

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PRADYUMNA KUMAR AMAT 5 years 2 months ago

Respected Sir Private sector industry plays important role in the Indian economy .but sir public sector industries should be set up in the backwards region of each state to develop that states employment and economy.

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V Srinivasan 5 years 2 months ago

Respected PM Sir, Industries across all sector there are dominant Giant Players who holds predominantly major share of the market. As it is Governments role to think "Why there are not enough players to compete eachother". There are many players in each sector, but their share is negligible to compare with the Giant player. Most sector has single Giant Player leaving monopoly status, whereas more Leading Players allow healthy competition. Now 20-30 Giants Cos, but it should be 200 Leading Cos.

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Paras Bishwas 5 years 2 months ago

pragatiwad bal bikash trast ko BHI Kam diya jay

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SAMUEL JOHNSON 5 years 2 months ago

empower the govt nominee on PSU boards to help sell assets lying idle as the top management will Never sell property even though it is idle as some anonymous complaint will go and he will hang for no reason at all ,, so all management's are scared

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Dr Jaya Kumar 5 years 2 months ago

Respected Sir Sharing one of my article which was published in a leading newspaper. It is about budgeting. But the simplicity of the article is that we all individuals should know the art of budgeting and saving ourselves where we can help Government and several policies and programs. Sir it is our duties and responsibilities to help government. I wish and hope that if everyone is saving and valuing money we all can become a great contributor in strengthening economy of our country. Jai Hind

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HANMANDLOO KONDA 5 years 2 months ago

All the properties of PSUs are more valuable in the market. Even sick PSUs can also be made perform, profitable with additional private investments. All PSUs need to become profitable WITH responsible, accountable management. Change the under performing management if LOSSES for more than 3 years. Treat INVESTMENTS different from MANAGEMENT. Change the MANAGEMENT ONLY FOR now. Higher present property market values of PSUs will attract private investors. Ensure the private investor will not borrow

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HANMANDLOO KONDA 5 years 2 months ago

Postpone the sale of PSUs shares. Invite capital from private investors to meet cost of fixed assets, working capital, loan repayments to make PSUs perform by issuing additional shares. No additional investment by the govt. Wait for some time to allow private INVESTORS MAKE PSUs profitable. Government can sell its shares at better price after PSUs are CONVERTED VIABLE, profitable. Long period of shareholding by Government will get higher price, profits. This step may be useful for some PSUs.

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Snigdha S Tripathy 5 years 2 months ago

Just like banks deal with money, cant we get an organisation that deals specifically on "Landholdings". personal lands, govt lands, the land disputes should be solved by one entity and people can seamlessly sale or buy lands anywhere in the country. The records of land owners can help in minimising the land frauds also.

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Suraj Chaube 5 years 2 months ago

I am a proud Indian as far as Digital revolution in the country. But being a technocrat I can't ignore the possible threats that are very real & dangerous for our country, which is sensitive & diverse.Can India afford a Digital Blackout & be at the mercy of the service provider.National security is important than Commercial benefit when citizen are concerned. Seen the developing nations like Australia, France facing the digital bullying so India must have an alternative distributed comm system

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Suraj Chaube 5 years 2 months ago

Vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat possible with local language communication.We have to accept & respect the fact that majority of population struggles to communicate & understand Hindi/English.For national benefit native language communication of government policies,schemes would give thrust example there are large numbers of women in food processing work but the MYGOV initiative is not known, which deprives them as well India.CR stations run by local student/NGOs can boost economy & engage youth

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