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Andhra Pradesh's revenues report highest gain in 5 years

TNN | Updated: Jan 19, 2022, 06:47 IST

AMARAVATI: In what could be an indication of the fact that the state's economy is moving in right direction, 

AP's revenues reported the highest ever growth rate between April and November 2021. This is considered to be the highest gain in the last five years. In fact, AP fetched more revenues than neighbouring Telangana during the corresponding period.

According to the latest report released by the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG), AP fetched Rs 88,618 crore in the first seven months of the current fiscal. This is almost 22000 crore more than the revenues fetched during same period in 2020. The state's revenues were badly hit due to the outbreak of Covid-19 in 2020. 

Although a growth rate of 10-15 per cent is anticipated every financial year, AP's achieved over 35 per cent growth rate in one fiscal. In fact, Covid-19 second wave crippled the state between April and June in 2021. The tax revenues proved that state achieved better growth rate despite struggling with the second wave of Covid-19 for the entire first quarter of the current fiscal.

[ManOffSteel]

Good job Jagga

[chandrabhai7]

10geisna 1 lac crores Jagan anna pumping into AP revenue to make black to white antunna pulkas 

[r2d2]

[workless_barber]

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case study learned in govt employees scenario

[kasak]

$1 can easily become $2 -- that's 100% gain.. Tough to make $10000 to $20000.

So smaller to medium economies expect to grow 10-15% gains during the recoveries. That's why, in global economies, people expect US to grow 3-4% GDP.China 6-8%, and India 8-9% (of course aa growth eppudu ledhu anuko). 

Already AP sanka naakindhi. Bottom nundi koncham paiki vachina huge gain laga kanapaduthundhi in terms of percentage. Last 5 years lo GDP yentha lose ai aa stage ki poindi.. akkda nundi yentha gain aindi lekkalu chepthe clear ga untadhi. 

5 Years mundhu 100 undhi anuko.... adi last 5 year lo 40 aindhi anuko.. that's 60% loss... ade 40 nundi malli 100 avvali ante adi 150% gain avvali. 

[Netflixmovieguz]

17 minutes ago, chandrabhai7 said:

10geisna 1 lac crores Jagan anna pumping into AP revenue to make black to white antunna pulkas 

Gudivada lorry driver casino pumped aanni talk

[futureofandhra]

19 minutes ago, ManOffSteel said:

Good job Jagga

He is milking taxes from public it's disgusting job

Thats not revenue like tg receiving from hyd

[Netflixmovieguz]

1 minute ago, futureofandhra said:

He is milking taxes from public it's disgusting job

Thats not revenue like tg receiving from hyd

2024 ap singapore ithadilee

[nuvvu_naakina_paalem]

Ap super power 2022

[futureofandhra]

1 minute ago, Netflixmovieguz said:

2024 ap singapore ithadilee

Wish it becomes true

Nothing can replace hardwork

Singapore was thrown out of Malaysia so is ap from tg

Hope by 2024 ap choose development over only money distributor

[DammaDakkaDolly]

3 minutes ago, futureofandhra said:

Wish it becomes true

Nothing can replace hardwork

Singapore was thrown out of Malaysia so is ap from tg

Hope by 2024 ap choose development over only money distributor

[pahelwan1]

34 minutes ago, r2d2 said:

Andhra Pradesh's revenues report highest gain in 5 years

TNN | Updated: Jan 19, 2022, 06:47 IST

AMARAVATI: In what could be an indication of the fact that the state's economy is moving in right direction, 

AP's revenues reported the highest ever growth rate between April and November 2021. This is considered to be the highest gain in the last five years. In fact, AP fetched more revenues than neighbouring Telangana during the corresponding period.

According to the latest report released by the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG), AP fetched Rs 88,618 crore in the first seven months of the current fiscal. This is almost 22000 crore more than the revenues fetched during same period in 2020. The state's revenues were badly hit due to the outbreak of Covid-19 in 2020. 

Although a growth rate of 10-15 per cent is anticipated every financial year, AP's achieved over 35 per cent growth rate in one fiscal. In fact, Covid-19 second wave crippled the state between April and June in 2021. The tax revenues proved that state achieved better growth rate despite struggling with the second wave of Covid-19 for the entire first quarter of the current fiscal.

Mari monna jaggad endi nathi noru eskuni employees ki paisal lev pakkana unna Telangana mida edsukuntu manaki source ledu adayam ledu paisal levvu ani kathal thengindu mari idem twist sudden ga ekkadi nundi dabbul vachi paddai

 

[Netflixmovieguz]

16 minutes ago, futureofandhra said:

Wish it becomes true

Nothing can replace hardwork

Singapore was thrown out of Malaysia so is ap from tg

Hope by 2024 ap choose development over only money distributor

Pasupu kunkuma ippinchuu bro

[kittaya]

44 minutes ago, r2d2 said:

Andhra Pradesh's revenues report highest gain in 5 years

TNN | Updated: Jan 19, 2022, 06:47 IST

AMARAVATI: In what could be an indication of the fact that the state's economy is moving in right direction, 

AP's revenues reported the highest ever growth rate between April and November 2021. This is considered to be the highest gain in the last five years. In fact, AP fetched more revenues than neighbouring Telangana during the corresponding period.

According to the latest report released by the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG), AP fetched Rs 88,618 crore in the first seven months of the current fiscal. This is almost 22000 crore more than the revenues fetched during same period in 2020. The state's revenues were badly hit due to the outbreak of Covid-19 in 2020. 

Although a growth rate of 10-15 per cent is anticipated every financial year, AP's achieved over 35 per cent growth rate in one fiscal. In fact, Covid-19 second wave crippled the state between April and June in 2021. The tax revenues proved that state achieved better growth rate despite struggling with the second wave of Covid-19 for the entire first quarter of the current fiscal.

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