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Without clear mechanisms for compensating states, this policy change could create additional fiscal tensions.
Only a government given to hyperboles in describing its performance can claim tax concessions of a paltry 0.1% of GDP as constituting a Diwali gift.
New Delhi: The Peoples Commission on Public Sector and Public Services (PCPSPS), a collective of eminent academics, jurists, erstwhile administrators, trade unionists and social activists, has termed the Banning of Unregulated Lending Activities (BULA) Draft Bill as a threat to state government autonomy as well doing very little for poor people from falling into debt traps. In a statement, the PCPSPS demanded a strong model law, as seen in some states, to address exploitative lending practices.