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Following are the highlights of Economic
Survey 2003-2004, tabled in Parliament today: Ø Steps to be taken to achieve 7-8 per
cent GDP growth Ø Expanding industry fast, by at least 10
per cent Ø Boosting agricultural growth through
diversification Ø Emphasis on agro-processing to achieve
higher agri growth Ø Effecting fiscal consolidation,
eliminating revenue deficit Ø Maintaining inflation at around five per
cent Ø Foreign exchange reserve at $119.3 bn as
of May 31, 2004 Ø Combined fiscal deficit in 2003-04 at
9.4% of GDP Ø Indications of hardening of interest
rates in near future Ø No disinvestment in profit making PSUs Ø FII inflows up by 1635 per cent in
2003-04 over 2002-03 Ø Expresses concern over low tele-density
and Internet usage Ø States get extension to unbundle SEBs Ø Redesign food security framework Ø Attract greater investment in
infrastructure projects Ø Design specific micro strategies for
export growth Ø Reformulate policy to tackle poverty Ø Take steps for attaining 10% industrial
growth Ø Shift focus to corridor management in
road construction Ø States to cut down fiscal deficits Ø Overhaul tax exemptions; Strict penalty
to curb evasion Ø Recommends broad-based agri development
programme Ø Fee hike for higher education Ø External debt jumps 6.47% to $112.13
billion till 2003 Ø Equity markets return 85 pc in 200304. |