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व्यय प्रबंधन के लिए आईटी उपकरण

IT tools for expenditure management
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Jan 01, 2015
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Nov 01, 2014
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व्यय प्रबंधन के लिए आईटी उपकरणों का अधिक से अधिक प्रयोग करने से ...

व्यय प्रबंधन के लिए आईटी उपकरणों का अधिक से अधिक प्रयोग करने से संबंधित सुझाव दें।

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parag pabari
parag pabari 11 साल 7 महीने पहले
In Mumbai for redevelopment of societies and construction of buildings at least 35 approvals are required from various departments of government. Till the time builder does nt pay for approval, approvals are not provided by all departments. To avoid corruption and speedy development of old buildings which are dangerous for human being staying in it, procedures of taking all approvals should be made online.
Muthukumar VJ
Muthukumar VJ 11 साल 7 महीने पहले
IT tools like mobile apps and website need developed for this purpose because we need gave individual citizen how much money spend on them every year like break down health ,education ,infrastructure,etc,,.it will help people to understand govt spending better and feel responsible on payment of taxes etc...The most important think is we need to take public feed back system more stronger to get full value for money we spend on them.
Jayakrishnan Alambath
Jayakrishnan Alambath 11 साल 7 महीने पहले
There are a lot of Public Sector Undertakings running on losses. All these are to be privatized. Public funds should be spent only on running of Government Departments, Law and Order and Defense. Unnecessary expenses incurred by Government Departs both State and Centre in the name Foreign Travel should be monitored and allowed in genuine cases and rest if done should be deducted from the official at fault.
Jayakrishnan Alambath
Jayakrishnan Alambath 11 साल 7 महीने पहले
All State Governments should submit a list of all their Departments, Boards, Corporations, Universities, Public Sector Undertakings, Research Centres stating why it was formed with details of their performance, expenses incurred per year, details of foreign tours made and losses incurred till date. Whether it was formed to accommodate somebody’s kith and kin. If there is a duplication of work with two such Departments. If so they should be closed down with immediate effect.
Harsha Aggarwal
Harsha Aggarwal 11 साल 7 महीने पहले
and create a housing bubble??? I think using a special Gov't fund to allocate to the banks for special projects for players that commit to hit certain criteria maybe an appropriate alternative solution? Just more half-baked ideas for you to spend your precious time on...thank you for reading. I just hope we have some max ceiling of RBI assets to GDP to benchmark???
Harsha Aggarwal
Harsha Aggarwal 11 साल 7 महीने पहले
rates where they are to fight inflation as Governor Rajan sees fit.....and provide low cost funding to Corporates to address the non-sexy sectors? Only consumer loans would still be expensive for mortgages but if industry picks up, so will employment and credit quality to manage such borrowing cost?? I don't know....I don't have the data but I'm concerned that in the short run with the momentum the current Administration has awesomely built up, lowering rates may dampen investment scenario.....
Harsha Aggarwal
Harsha Aggarwal 11 साल 7 महीने पहले
major corporate players that commit to create x number of real employment, and participate in certain non-sexy and sexy industries that the Gov't wants to promote (infrastructure, clean tech, green india, energy, education and maybe housing) and of course Defense (sexy), the Gov't could provide that financing to the private/public banks to lend out at rates lower than the current cost of borrowing under a special program that has accounting that doesn't lower bank's NIMs? Then we can keep......
Harsha Aggarwal
Harsha Aggarwal 11 साल 7 महीने पहले
raise rates, hence our rupee would depreciate, energy and gold import costs rise potentially more than the export increases due to lower rupee?? Hence our trade deficit weakens, our forex reserves potentially deplete to fund necessary imports and our foreign rec'd credit rating junks us??? But if our rates stay where they are, our domestic borrowing costs stay high and capex financing is stalled?? But if the Gov't could set aside funding specifically for "Make in India" projects backed by....
Harsha Aggarwal
Harsha Aggarwal 11 साल 7 महीने पहले
...and maintain a low rate policy for a long time, how would the Gov't and market raise funds to pay off all that RBI debt? Would that cripple the Gov't's ability to use FP as so much goes into debt service? I know i'm using an extreme example but I use it to consider us possibly creating another tool to provide the banks with funds without using MP to do so. For example, today, if we actually lowered rates, in the short run we may see capital flight as the US potentially gets ready to.....