Prelims 2016 Current Affairs Class: INDIAN ECONOMY by Ayush Sanghi, GS Score

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1. Thank u for the soomuch support who are not unable to attend the cource not afforadable.
2. sir how do i get next continuation class to this class
3. Informative and CS-centric. Hats off, Ayush!
   Prof Gopalakrishnan
4. Ayush sir plz uplod all 5 classes
5. Highly useful for
   govt exams like IAS, SBI PO IBPS PO Clerk
6. With reference to ‘IFC Masala Bonds’, sometimes seen in the news, which of the statements given below is/are correct? 1. The International Finance Corporation, which offers these bonds, is an arm of the World Bank. 2. They are the rupeedenominated bonds and are a source of debt financing for the public and private sector. Select the correct answer using the code given below: (a) 1 only (b) 2 only (c) Both 1 and 2 (d) Neither 1 nor 2
   sir is "public" sector correct regarding "IFC masala bond" ?
7. what is the reason behind, this ambiguity in taking over debt by states in uday scheme, why some states are participating and some not???
8. I could attempt 3 questions in this years prelims just because I watched this video... thank you so much I love the way u explain, in a precise and crisp manner
9. 👌
10. awesome lecture .........u r really great......!!!!!!!!!!
11. UDAY scheme is asked in the Pre exam .. Great job sir.
12. please provide handouts as pdf
13. +Ayussh Sanghi Very useful and insightful lecture..Sir, can you please explain what is the advantage of refinancing..Why don't the banks directly fund the MSMEs?
14. VERY HELP FULL THANK YOU SIR
15. Sir, a very good approach. Thank you sir for this video. You make it so easy. Last time revision for me. Thanks alot.
16. Sir pls upload a video on GST bill
17. That was a great and your lucid explanation is awesome. can u please upload notes for revision purpose. As we are from south India.
18. that was awesome...
    where is the next lecture sir...!!
19. An excellent lecture .. sir pls upload rest of the class videos ..
20. SIr,
    
    At the outset, thanks a lot for a phenomenal lecture. Just one small correction (@2:13:35) , if any law enacted by a State falls under the Union List or concurrent list, such law is ordinarily considered invalid if it is in contravention to any existing law passed by the Parliament. However, under some exceptional circumstances, courts may apply the doctrine of "Pith and Substance" to ascertain whether such law is valid or not.
    
    Also, in case of a conflict between a State Law and a Central Law, if the State law receives assent of the President, then the State law is valid. However, the Parliament can override such law by a subsequent enactment. Thank you