Examples of using Liberalisation in English and their translations into Hindi
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In 20 years of liberalisation, we have not changed a command-and-control-mind set.
Australia has pursued the cause of international trade liberalisation.
Congress initiated liberalisation in 1991 with a new Industrial Policy.
This seems surprising as since 1991, the one area that has seen maximum liberalisation in India is FDI.
Liberalisation of information is the obligation of any democracy that has nothing to hide.
The fourth volume focuses on‘Economic Reforms: 1991 and Beyond',talking about India's economic liberalisation, and.
Once again due to the political instability and initiation of liberalisation policy, the Eighth Five Year Plan got delayed.
Dr Manmohan Singh gave a new direction to the country's economy so thatthe country entered the era of economic liberalisation.
But the Vajpayee Government prides itself on its moves towards economic liberalisation, so why does it to cling to the worst habits of the past?
Mr. Acharya joined the Reserve Bank in January 2017 and was RBI's youngest deputy governor, post-economic liberalisation.
Now, with the liberalisation, the prospective employer in Maldives will have to do the paperwork, pay the fees and it will be done in 15 days.
In recent years, the UK economy has been managed in accordance with principles of market liberalisation and low taxation and regulation.
We don't know what was discussed in Wuhan or Mahabalipuram butwe can see the results, there will be liberalisation in imports from China.
According to the report, full services trade liberalisation could raise manufacturing productivity by an average of 22 per cent across a sample of 57 countries.
The balance of payments crisis in 1991 andthe resultant economic reforms that ushered in a new era of liberalisation in the Indian economy.
The changes that have been made under the liberalisation programme have stimulated economic growth and opened up Indian markets to foreign companies.
Away from Iraq, they planned to open up the nationalised oil industry to international investors and owners,and to the benefits of liberalisation.
(d)“Though economic liberalisation in India in the mid 90s aimed at industrial growth, actually the services sector led the economy.”.
The cellphones we carry, TV channels we watch, vehicles we drive, the appliances we use-are all a result of the liberalisation that were initiated two decades ago.
The Plan advocated further liberalisation of industrial regulations keeping in view the need of productivity, scale economies and efficiency.
The political powers changed in 1999 and the new government under the leadershipof Atal Bihari Vajpayee was more pro-reforms and introduced better liberalisation policies.
Elected in 1991,the government of Narasimha Rao introduced economic liberalisation with the support of finance minister Manmohan Singh, the former prime minister of India.
In arts, the liberalisation of all aspects of life starting from the Khrushchev Thaw created a possibility for the evolution of various forms of non-formal, underground and dissident art;
The establishment and success of software service firms in Bangalore after the liberalisation of Indias economy has led to the growth of Indias information technology industry.
Wholesale trade liberalisation, specifically the privatisation of the formerly publicly administered and profitable Central Markets and Fishery Organisation, the country's prime wholesale food operator, responsible for the country's two major food markets and 11 fish markets; and.
The Modi government has initiated other important steps including on internet connectivity, visa liberalisation, tourism, building new ports and agreements on cooperation with neighbouring countries in South East Asia.
A series of recent moves by China spoke of liberalisation of sale of foreign drugs, especially the cancer curing medicines, but no announcement was made on allowing the sale of Indian drugs in Chinese market.
While the economy has welcomed international companies to invest in it with open arms since liberalisation in 1990s, Indians have been prudent and pro-active in adopting global approach and skills.
The domestic industries were given protection during the pre-liberalised period butat the time of liberalisation, the domestic industries were still not developed up to the extent it was thought and consequently, they could not compete with the multi-national companies.