(18 December 2023) Government Data Roundup: Dynamic Ground Water Resource Assessment and State Finances (Budgets) Reports Among Those Released Recently - FACTLY
Sai Krishna Muthyanolla
December 18, 2023
In this 44th edition of fortnightly government data roundup, we look at Dynamic Ground Water Resource Assessment Report and State Finances- A study of budgets 2023-23 by RBI. In addition, we also cover the regular monthly reports on IIP & CPI.
In this 44 edition of fortnightly government data roundup, we look at Dynamic Ground Water Resource Assessment Report and State Finances- A study of budgets 2023-23 by RBI.
Among the monthly and quarterly reports, the Index of Industrial Production for October 2023 and CPI for Rural, Urban, and Combined for November 2023 are released. In addition, the RBI’s annual Survey on International Trade in Banking Services, 2022-23 was also released this fortnight.
Brief about the report:
Periodic evaluations of Ground Water Resources Assessment are conducted collaboratively by State Ground Water Departments and the Central Ground Water Board. These assessments operate under the guidance of State Level Committees on Ground Water Assessment at the state level and are overseen by the Central Level Expert Group. These joint initiatives were previously undertaken in 1980, 1995, 2004, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2017, 2020, and 2022. The assessment process includes calculating the dynamic ground water resources or Annual Extractable Ground Water Resource, Total Current Annual Ground Water Extraction (utilization), and the percentage of utilization concerning the annual extractable resources (stage of Ground Water Extraction).
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Brief about the report:
The yearly release by the Reserve Bank, named “State Finances: A Study of Budgets 2023-24,” presents insights and information on the fiscal status of State governments in India for 2021-22 (actuals), 2022-23 (revised estimates/provisional accounts), and 2023-24 (budget estimates). The focus of this year’s report revolves around ‘Revenue Dynamics and Fiscal Capacity of Indian States.’
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Brief about the survey:
This yearly survey delves into international financial activities, examining fund-related banking services such as deposits and credit, alongside financial support services that carry visible or underlying charges or commissions. It scrutinizes these services offered by foreign branches, overseas subsidiaries (including joint ventures) of Indian banks, and foreign banks operating within India. The latest survey of 2022-23 encompasses 14 Indian banks with branches or subsidiaries abroad and 44 foreign banks with branches or subsidiaries within India.
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