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FY20 Advanced Estimates • GDP @ Market Price: 204 Lakh Crore • GDP @ Const Prices: 147.8 Lakh Crore • GDP Growth Rate: 5% • WPI: 1.5% • CPI-Combined: 4.1% [Reasons for divergence in WPI and CPI?] • Growth in Exports: -2% • Growth in Imports: -9% • CAD: 1.5% • Fiscal Deficit: 3.3% • Revenue Deficit: 2.3% • Primary Deficit: 0.2%

1949: RBI was Nationalised 1955: SBI was Natinalised 1956: LIC was Nationalised 1969: Nationalisation of 14 Banks 1980: Nationalisation of 6 Banks

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This year economic survey has conveniently chosen to ignore the Revised estimates for Budget 2019-20. FYI: The revised estimates for revenue receipts is 1.12 Lakh Crores crore lower than BE. One can expect PA to be even lower.

"The three broad themes – Aspirational India, Economic Development and Caring India are the flowers in the bouquet that is Ease of Living. Holding this bouquet together are two hands – one, Corruption free, policy-driven good governance and two, clean and sound financial sector." - Budget 2020-21 Warning: Please do not try to reproduce the diagram in actual exam. It may be injurious to your marks;)