The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has unveiled a comprehensive policy blueprint aimed at accelerating India's transformation into a globally competitive economy. The blueprint includes over 250 actionable recommendations across 14 critical reform areas, emphasizing simplified GST, expanded coverage to petroleum and real estate, and rationalized tariff structures.
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The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) is a leading industry association in India that works to promote and support the interests of the business community. It plays a crucial role in shaping policy and fostering economic growth.
Viksit Bharat is the government's vision for a developed and prosperous India. It focuses on various aspects of economic and social development to transform India into a globally competitive economy.
The key recommendations include a simplified GST structure, expanded coverage to petroleum and real estate, rationalized tariff structures, national employment policies, and energy policy reforms such as competitive tariffs and the development of a green hydrogen roadmap.
Fiscal prudence is crucial for maintaining economic stability and ensuring sustainable growth. The CII’s blueprint emphasizes fiscal prudence to manage public finances effectively and support long-term economic development.
The CII’s blueprint includes recommendations for national employment and gig economy policies. These policies aim to create a more supportive and regulated environment for gig workers, ensuring their rights and opportunities are protected.
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