Sanjivani ,
This refers to our telecom this afternoon
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Regards,
Hcp
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How can India simultaneously manage short-term economic challenges caused by the global downturn and initiate structural reforms to elevate its economy for the next two decades?
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India can address the short-term economic challenges caused by the global downturn by implementing targeted stimulus measures to boost demand and support affected sectors. At the same time, initiating structural reforms, such as streamlining regulations, improving infrastructure, and enhancing ease of doing business, will lay the foundation for sustained economic growth over the next two decades. This balanced approach requires careful coordination between fiscal and monetary policies to ensure stability and growth. What are your thoughts on the specific policy measures that could achieve this dual objective?
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What is the potential of solar energy in India?
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India offers a big opportunity for solar energy. Its 750 GW potential is driven by roughly 300 sunny days a year. Did you know that solar energy can be harvested not just from rooftops, but also from other locations on Earth like farms, deserts, lakes, mountain tops, highways, and train tracks? It can even be harvested through solar panel farms in space, beaming electricity down to Earth-based receivers using micro-waves. We shouldn't limit our solar vision to just rooftops. There's so much potential for solar energy trading infrastructure (SETI) to revolutionize the way we harness solar power. What else would you like to know about solar energy in India? 
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What is the labour force participation rate?
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The labour force participation rate is the sum of people who are employed and people who are not employed but looking for work. It's an important indicator of the economy's health and the availability of job opportunities. The periodic Labour Force Survey by MOSPI estimated the female labour force participation rate in India at 22.8% for 2019-20. There are ongoing discussions about revamping the survey questionnaire to measure women's participation more accurately.
