The Economic Advisory Council provides economic advice to the Indian government, and State Bank of India employs an EAC-PM member.
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What happened
The Economic Advisory Council provides economic advice to the Indian government, and State Bank of India employs an EAC-PM member.
Who's involved
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The Economic Advisory Council is currently advising on India's economic growth strategy.Also in this story
- The President advised the Indian Foreign Service on India's global economic strategy.
- The Economic Advisory Council advised on banking sector consolidation in India.
- The Economic Advisory Council published a working paper on cash transfer schemes.
- The Economic Advisory Council, chaired by Dev, set growth targets for Viksit Bharat.
The entities involved
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Economic Advisory Council
non-constitutional, non-permanent and independent body constituted to give economic advice to the Government of India, specifically the Prime Minister
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State Bank of India
Indian public sector bank and financial services organization
Related events
- The Economic Advisory Council is giving economic advice to the Government of India while the Central Pay Commission conducts a state visit to Rajasthan.
- The Central Government Pay Commission, which includes members from the Economic Advisory Council, advises on allowances and salary hikes for central government employees in India.
- C. Rangarajan held various high-level posts in Indian economic institutions, including former RBI Governor, Chairman of the Economic Advisory Council, and Chairman of Madras School of Economics.
- Both State Bank of India and the Securities and Exchange Board of India are currently involved in financial system discussions.