Government has taken several measures to boost Indian economy and ease of doing business
The Commerce Department has set up a Think Tank on Framework for National Policy and a Task Force to deliberate on the challenges confronting the country in the arena of the digital economy and e-Commerce.
FDI inflows into India have remained
robust despite global headwinds. The National Retail Trade Policy is also under
formulation in the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal
Trade. Earlier, in his Mann Ki Baat programme, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi talked about the government initiative to promote industry and
self-employment in the country and highlighted the benefits of MUDRA Yojana.
Life of Common man has changed through MUDRA loans for ease
of doing business. Under the scheme, over 1.41 lakh crore loans have been
sanctioned and over 66 thousand crore rupees were disbursed during this fiscal.
The government has reduced the Corporate tax to 25 per cent for companies with annual turnover up to 400 crore rupees. A draft National Policy has been put in place to address six broad issues of the e-Commerce ecosystem in the country. They include infrastructure development, data stimulating domestic digital economy and export promotion and regulatory issues. In this year’s Union Budget, the government proposed to start a channel within Door Darshan bouquet of channels exclusively for start-ups.
Indian economy to become a 3 trillion-dollar economy in the current year and government aspires to make the country a 5 trillion-dollar economy.