Re: [HumJanenge] UPA Recorded 10XNDA Ind. Credit Growth Rs.134066cr to Rs.1307783cr

Yes I agree that we need to look at an issue from all angles before concluding anything but –

 

- It is always better to trust readily available and reliable information from RBI sources than merely endorsing Claims of BIKAS by poorly educated politicians.

 

- It is also important to mention that none of us should undermine the collective intellect of 125 crore Indians who had responded effectively in 2004, 2009 general elections and state elections.

 

- It is important that we actually read the Critical documents.

 

- It is also important for us not to lose faith in our democracy when price of Onion exceed Rs.50 per kg.

 

- It is important that we share information and respond with better and latest facts and figures than comparing our situation with Russia – no two things are comparable.

 

- It is important that we look Up and Ahead than look behind and under.

 

- It is important that we use and rely on our qualifications, experience and skills than blindly endorsing politicians.

 

- It important that we Collectively go after the Corrupt, Mediocre & Rabid politicians.  

 

- It is important seniors to spend at least one hour writing and researching than partying and taking care of grand children.

 

Ravinder Singh

September20, 2011

On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 7:01 AM, Sant Mathur <santmathur@gmail.com> wrote:

Outcome based governance is world over replacing output/process based governance.

Key National Indicators(KNIs) are considered far superior way t-p measure PROGRESS of a nation over a period of time.Some selective factors,or facts and figures always present a crooked up/concoted picture,something the Russians used for ages to beguil and bewitch their citizenry.

Nothing that can impress any discerning thinker much less a learnred intellectual.Its an insult to the conjoint intellect of the peopleby anyone to take recourse to cherry-picked facts/figures and those too in selective manner.

An open debate on policies/programmes/projects/activities/outputs/outcomes and measurement through CPI(Corruption Perception Index ),HDI(Human Development Index),Ginni's Coefficient,beyond GDP/GNP/PCI( gross economic measures) etc could reveal to a great extent the true story,or else only distorted versionas could conjure up in any one's mind,specially the gullible one's.Hopefully that should not be the intention of anyone on this exteemed forum.

s p mathur IPS DGP retd

BE MBA PhD(Knowledge Management)

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On Mon, Sep 19, 2011 at 11:37 AM, Ravinder Singh <corruptionfree04@gmail.com> wrote:

UPA Recorded 10XNDA Ind. Credit Growth Rs.134066cr to Rs.1307783cr

 

Dear Half Pants, These are Genuine Figures for India and believe them.

 

It is most amazing Credit Growth to Indian was rocketing from Rs.178999 cr in 1999 to Rs. 313065 cr in 2004, Rs. 1054390 cr in 2009 Rs. 1620848 cr in 2011 crores. While in five years NDA Credit Growth to Industry was just Rs.134066 crores, UPA pumped in Rs. 1307783 crores by March2011.

 

http://rbidocs.rbi.org.in/rdocs/Publications/PDFs/049T_HBS120911.pdf

 

Deposit Growth NDA Rs. 220644 cr to UPA Rs.991919 cr

 

Here in RBI document saving deposits growth took of after UPA government came to power from Rs.164725crores to Rs.385369Crores in NDA rule to Rs.900967Crores to Rs.1377288Crores 3/2011.

 

Foreign Trade Growth NDA $62b to UPA $459.5b

 

http://rbidocs.rbi.org.in/rdocs/Publications/PDFs/050T_HBS120911.pdf

Growth in foreign trade was rocketed during UPA rule. NDA growth was $62b but in UPA growth was $319b by 2009 that has expanded to $459.5b. March2011 Foreign Trade was $596.5b.

 

Even capita intensive infrastructure growth was over 50% more than during NDA rule.

 

Electricity BU, Coal Cement Steel in million Tonnes,

Deposits Cr and Trade in $m

Year	Electricity	Coal	Cement	Steel	Deposit*	Trade*
1998-99	411	290	87.8	24	164725	75
2003-04	558	354.7	123.4	36.9	385369	137
2008-09	723	487.25	187.4	53.5	900967	456

 

Trade FY end 3/1999, 3/2004 and 3/2009

 

http://finmin.nic.in/stats_data/monthly_economic_report/apr98/indapr00.pdf

http://finmin.nic.in/stats_data/monthly_economic_report/apr98/indjune04.pdf

http://finmin.nic.in/stats_data/monthly_economic_report/2009/indapril09.pdf

http://finmin.nic.in/stats_data/monthly_economic_report/2011/indjuly11.pdf

 

 

Ravinder Singh

September19, 2011