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6,020 megawatts of additional power generation capacity to the national grid by December

No bureaucrat/politician trims his own fat willingly. First, its a pain for them. Second, even if the reforms are successful, the bureaucrat/politicians won't get extra votes or win any popularity contest. They may even get hammered the next election cycle. So why touch the subject of reforms at all?
than they shouldnt claim that they did so, just simply accept the reality, growth increased from 3.7-4.0 to 5.3-6.0 in 5 years(assuming govt will replicate the 5.3+ growth next year) due to low international oil prices and more infrastructure investment with help of china, with falling exports, falling FDI, increase in govt entities loses, increase in debt to GDP ratio and all time high current account deficit.

reserves are maintained for now but with so high Current account deficit it will require more foreign loans/investment
 
The focus on energy projects is commendable hopefully there is no repeat of Nandipoor or Solar park failiures
One can only wish for best
 
than they shouldnt claim that they did so, just simply accept the reality, growth increased from 3.7-4.0 to 5.3-6.0 in 5 years(assuming govt will replicate the 5.3+ growth next year) due to low international oil prices and more infrastructure investment with help of china, with falling exports, falling FDI, increase in govt entities loses, increase in debt to GDP ratio and all time high current account deficit.

reserves are maintained for now but with so high Current account deficit it will require more foreign loans/investment


Its a sham, of course. An artificially inflated growth rate matters little when exports are falling, imports are rising and the balance of payment is being maintained largely due to inflow of remittances. You have to end statism and start privatisation. No two ways about it.
 
Its a sham, of course. An artificially inflated growth rate matters little when exports are falling, imports are rising and the balance of payment is being maintained largely due to inflow of remittances. You have to end statism and start privatisation. No two ways about it.
PIA, steels mills and DESCOs alone contributed to loss of around 1000 billion rupees
 
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