Centre for Reforms, Development and Justice (CRDJ) president Sidharth Mishra has defined the railway Budget presented by Sadananda Gowda as the first document of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's economic vision. In a detailed analysis, Mishra said, 'The resistance to populist demands and itch to get private participation can be safely said to be the cornerstone of the maiden budget presented by railway minister Sadananda Gowda and it’s purported to, as the prime minister put it, act like the growth engine.’ Click here for the detail analysis
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Centre for Reforms, Development and Justice (CRD&J) is a body of academics, journalists, intellectuals and social workers registered under the Societies Act. It is based in Delhi.
The avowed aim of the CRD&J is to create public awareness and opinion on the matters confronting the Indian society. In an era when policy making has entered public domain, it is important that articulation of opinion should be based on inputs from the cross-section of society.
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