Anta Assamey Posted July 20, 2020 Report Posted July 20, 2020 AP finance minister Buggana Rajendranath confirmed that they were planning to borrow from a foreign trust and even approached Union finance minister Nirmala Sitaraman urging the central government to be the guarantor for the deal. At such a time, the report published by the Credit Ratings organisation warned that Andhra Pradesh was borrowing very heavily, at an alarming-level. It estimated that in this fiscal, the AP debt-to-GDP ratio would reach 34.6%, which is beyond the 25% limit set by the 14th Finance Commission. Though the neighbouring states of Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Gujarat also borrowed heavily, they had ensured that they did not cross the 25 ratio limit set by the Finance Commission. According to the report, Telangana debt-to-GDP ratio is at 21.4% while that of AP is 13.2% more than that. The Credit Ratings organisation mentioned that even the bigger states like Uttar Pradesh had managed to keep the ratio at 28.8%, West Bengal at 33.3%, Rajasthan at 33.1% and Kerala at 30.1%. Meanwhile, the organisation also found that even the interest being paid by the AP government on the loans taken was also heavy. In 2021 financial year, AP paid 12.6% as interest and 22.5% towards payment of loans. The total amount for which the state government has stood as guarantor till this financial year is Rs 49,442 crore. According to the latest reports, the AP government stands at the 6th position in the list of states which borrowed heavily. It also stated that by this financial year, the state has a loan burden of Rs 3,41,270 crore while neighbouring Telangana has a loan of Rs 1,68,725 crore. Quote
Android_Halwa Posted July 20, 2020 Report Posted July 20, 2020 Bring back babu and increase 3 lakh debt to 10 lakh debt...first of its kind, only of its kind in India.. 2 Quote
RunRaajaRun123 Posted July 20, 2020 Report Posted July 20, 2020 4 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said: Bring back babu and increase 3 lakh debt to 10 lakh debt...first of its kind, only of its kind in India.. Thanks Babu ledu mee jaffa gurinchi adgandi plz babu poina tarvtha bring back babu ani gukka patti edchey tattu unnav Quote
Android_Halwa Posted July 20, 2020 Report Posted July 20, 2020 42 minutes ago, RunRaajaRun123 said: Thanks Babu ledu mee jaffa gurinchi adgandi plz babu poina tarvtha bring back babu ani gukka patti edchey tattu unnav Babu vache varaku niku gukka agetattu ledu kada... 2 Quote
No_body_friends Posted July 20, 2020 Report Posted July 20, 2020 48 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said: Bring back babu and increase 3 lakh debt to 10 lakh debt...first of its kind, only of its kind in India.. Arey edupugottu Endhuku ra ne brathuku? Ap vadu evado ninnu baga manabangam chesada? Quote
Charminar_Chowrastha Posted July 20, 2020 Report Posted July 20, 2020 25 minutes ago, No_body_friends said: Arey edupugottu Endhuku ra ne brathuku? Ap vadu evado ninnu baga manabangam chesada? Yeah, I heard they are really good at 'manabangam' Quote
Aryaa Posted July 20, 2020 Report Posted July 20, 2020 3.4 lac crores chesi velladu mahanu bavudu Quote
bhaigan Posted July 21, 2020 Report Posted July 21, 2020 On 7/19/2020 at 9:54 PM, Aryaa said: 3.4 lac crores chesi velladu mahanu bavudu Exactly, on top of it ituvanti scenarios lo appu chesi Amaravati kattali anta, ala ani social welfare schemes ki pettali ani kadu, most of the schemes ki central funding untadi The Center and state governments’ financial health is measured by their debt to GDP ratio as per Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management (FRBM)norms. The FRBM review committee, headed by N.K. Singh, has prescribed a certain ratio to determine the financial health of the governments. The financial condition of the Central government will be termed ‘good’ if the debt to GDP ratio by 2023 is less than 40 per cent, while for the states it is 20 per cent. Besides, the consolidated debt to GDP ratio of the Center and state governments should not exceed 60 per cent. The committee recently submitted a report to the Center on the debt to GDP ratio of the governments. It said that Telangana’s debt to GDP ratio is only 17 per cent, lower than the prescribed 20 per cent limit. Meanwhile, neighboring Andhra Pradesh fared worst at 31.6 per cent, the third-highest in the country, raising alarm bells on the deteriorating financial condition of AP. Quote
ParmQ Posted July 21, 2020 Report Posted July 21, 2020 Ee thread lo kontha mandhini choosthunte. 2 Quote
ParmQ Posted July 21, 2020 Report Posted July 21, 2020 5 minutes ago, bhaigan said: Exactly, on top of it ituvanti scenarios lo appu chesi Amaravati kattali anta, ala ani social welfare schemes ki pettali ani kadu, most of the schemes ki central funding untadi The Center and state governments’ financial health is measured by their debt to GDP ratio as per Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management (FRBM)norms. The FRBM review committee, headed by N.K. Singh, has prescribed a certain ratio to determine the financial health of the governments. The financial condition of the Central government will be termed ‘good’ if the debt to GDP ratio by 2023 is less than 40 per cent, while for the states it is 20 per cent. Besides, the consolidated debt to GDP ratio of the Center and state governments should not exceed 60 per cent. The committee recently submitted a report to the Center on the debt to GDP ratio of the governments. It said that Telangana’s debt to GDP ratio is only 17 per cent, lower than the prescribed 20 per cent limit. Meanwhile, neighboring Andhra Pradesh fared worst at 31.6 per cent, the third-highest in the country, raising alarm bells on the deteriorating financial condition of AP. Nuvvu worst situation lo unnavu ani chepthe, nakante worst unnaru anukuntu baanisathvam chesukovadame nee bathukantha. I am still unable to understand why you TG guys are hell-bent on defending every worst mistake of Jagan's Govt. Kula gajji okkate kanapaduthundhi. Quote
bhaigan Posted July 21, 2020 Report Posted July 21, 2020 Just now, ParmQ said: Nuvvu worst situation lo unnavu ani chepthe, nakante worst unnaru anukuntu baanisathvam chesukovadame nee bathukantha. I am still unable to understand why you TG guys are hell-bent on defending every worst mistake of Jagan's Govt. Kula gajji okkate kanapaduthundhi. antha highest appulu ravadaniki karanam mana babore, one night or one year lo anni appulu raledu nenu statement isthunatlu anipisthunda leda , leda defend chinchukuntalu anipisthunda, enduku chaddi chinchukuntav 1 Quote
Manikyam Posted July 21, 2020 Report Posted July 21, 2020 19 minutes ago, bhaigan said: antha highest appulu ravadaniki karanam mana babore, one night or one year lo anni appulu raledu nenu statement isthunatlu anipisthunda leda , leda defend chinchukuntalu anipisthunda, enduku chaddi chinchukuntav yes nakka gadu chalane appulu chesadu but how much he did before he left and how much AP borrowed do you have stats Quote
bhaigan Posted July 21, 2020 Report Posted July 21, 2020 5 minutes ago, Manikyam said: yes nakka gadu chalane appulu chesadu but how much he did before he left and how much AP borrowed do you have stats Sendraal saar velletapatiki 1 lakh 40 thousand crores appulu + 60K crores pending bills, jagan em takkuva kadu , jagan vachina taravata 25K crores appu chesadu, so AP total appu ippati varaku 2.25 lakh crores 1 Quote
ParmQ Posted July 21, 2020 Report Posted July 21, 2020 31 minutes ago, bhaigan said: antha highest appulu ravadaniki karanam mana babore, one night or one year lo anni appulu raledu nenu statement isthunatlu anipisthunda leda , leda defend chinchukuntalu anipisthunda, enduku chaddi chinchukuntav Nee banisathvam mathram manavu. Unte lekkaley. YSRCP Govt one year lo chesina appu, TDP 5 years lo chesina appu debate cheddham. Sollu pook kaburlu kaadhu myan. Quote
ParmQ Posted July 21, 2020 Report Posted July 21, 2020 2 hours ago, bhaigan said: Sendraal saar velletapatiki 1 lakh 40 thousand crores appulu + 60K crores pending bills, jagan em takkuva kadu , jagan vachina taravata 25K crores appu chesadu Don't take the numbers from your arse. Post proper info. Quote
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