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Eco Survey 2018: FY19 GDP growth seen at 7-7.5% Surabhi

-The Hindu Business Line The Survey has said that India can be rated as among the best performing economies in the world The Economic Survey 2018 has pegged FY19 GDP growth at 7-7.5%.  The Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Monday tabled the Economic Survey 2017-18 in the lower house.  The Survey has said that India can be rated as among the best performing economies in the world as the average growth during...

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Stents cheaper, but not all get benefit -Rema Nagarajan

-The Times of India Almost a year after prices of cardiac stents were capped, an examination of bills from various hospitals shows that the extent to which it has brought down the total cost of an angioplasty depends on which hospital you go to. When the price of stents was capped at Rs 30,000 in February last year, the order had stated that the prices would be reviewed after one year. As...

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Health insurance firms are denying us coverage, some organ donors allege -Priyanka Vora

-Scroll.in Doctors say that this could discourage others from donating their organs. In 2009, Dr Ravi Wankhede, a pathologist and resident of Nagpur, donated one of his kidneys to a friend. Wankhede saved his friend’s life but his altruism might have cost him his health insurance. When Wankhede turned 65 two years ago, his health insurance company told him that his policy could not be renewed because the company does not cover...

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Goa's iron ore reserves may exhaust within ten years, opine expert

-PTI Being a strategic mineral resource, indigenous production can save the much-needed foreign exchange, in which laterites can play a significant role, like bauxite, which is mined from south Goa. Panaji (Goa): Iron ore reserves in Goa may exhaust in another 10 years and if there are too many Companies involved in mining and the pace of excavation is high, the stocks may not even last for five years, an expert said...

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How government can double farmer incomes

-Livemint.com Farmers need structural reforms, crop diversification and greater public investment rather than subsidies and price support Indian agriculture has been relatively untouched by the structural reforms that lifted incomes in other parts of the economy. Low farm productivity meant that governments tried to improve the lot of farmers through price policy. The problem is that engineering a shift in the terms of trade through higher support prices usually leads to generalized...

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