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Inviting comments on Discussion Paper on “Substitution of Factories in the Compilation of the Index of Industrial Production”

Inviting comments on Discussion Paper on “Substitution of Factories in the Compilation of the Index of Industrial Production”
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Dec 02, 2025
अंतिम तिथि :
Dec 10, 2025
17:30 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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National Statistical Office (NSO) under the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) is undertaking the Base Revision Exercise of the Index of Industrial ...

National Statistical Office (NSO) under the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) is undertaking the Base Revision Exercise of the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) to ensure that the index remains aligned with the current structure and dynamics of India’s industrial sector.

As part of this initiative, MoSPI has released a Discussion Paper 1.0 titled “Substitution of Factories in the Compilation of the Index of Industrial Production”, which details the proposed methodology for the upcoming IIP series and seeks to enhance accuracy and representativeness in future compilations.

The Ministry invites views, comments, and suggestions from experts, academicians, Central & State Government departments, financial institutions, industry bodies, and all other stakeholders. Feedback may be shared at: iipcso@nic.in

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Biswajit pal
Biswajit pal 2 महीने 4 सप्ताह पहले
A discussion paper titled “Substitution of Factories in the Compilation of the Index of Industrial Production (IIP)” has been prepared to seek views on the proposed methodology for replacing reporting factories in the IIP framework. The paper outlines the current issues, methodological options, and implications for the reliability and representativeness of
MrBora
MrBora 2 महीने 4 सप्ताह पहले
Continuing my last comment. please read my last message it will allow local people to get opportunity to get a passive income. But you must ensure that every adult who are willing to invest gets to participate. moreover, participation list should made every month or quaterly . Govt must ensure that the same participant can't participate in multiple projects until other participants get the chance to invest just because one participant is rich.
MrBora
MrBora 2 महीने 4 सप्ताह पहले
Dear Modi ji , Why not auction these govt factories at lower price to anyone who can operate it with govt keeping certain percentage of shares to get regular cash from revenue ? This way , govt & business both saves money. i think it is high time that Govt allows local people to partner with them to set up manufacturing , mining , etc or any business. Even setting up schools , building apartments , etc can be done with local people. lets say a manufacturing unit cost 1 crore then any local people with few lakhs of rupees can partner where govt will have certain shares & rest is distributed among local partners. This will significantly reduce Govt expenses & every indian can earn money with these projects which is managed by govt experts but People can earn from revenue. Govt has to ensure that every adult can participate & will definitely get some shares according to their investment amount. it has to become fundamental right to avoid bias This way, govt can save money
AbhinavMiddha
AbhinavMiddha 2 महीने 4 सप्ताह पहले
The discussion article offers a helpful basis and tackles a crucial methodological challenge in IIP compilation. But the strategy would be improved by: well-defined standards, Additional empirical research, Utilizing administrative data more robust transparency and documentation systems. By putting these enhancements into practice, factory substitution will increase the Index of Industrial Production's representativeness, accuracy, and credibility.
kartik tiwari
kartik tiwari 2 महीने 4 सप्ताह पहले
The value of a nation's currency, particularly its exchange rate against global benchmarks like the US Dollar (USD), is a critical barometer of economic health, stability, and international competitiveness. For India, a stable and gradually appreciating Rupee (INR) is essential for controlling imported inflation, reducing the cost of foreign debt, and bolstering investor confidence. The value of the Rupee is determined by the complex interplay of demand and supply for the currency in the foreign exchange market, which is primarily influenced by the nation’s balance of payments, comprising the Current Account and the Capital Account. Strengthening the Indian Rupee, therefore, requires a comprehensive and sustained multi-pronged strategy encompassing trade policy reforms, structural economic enhancements, and prudent monetary and fiscal management. Addressing the Current Account Deficit through Trade The most persistent pressure point on the Rupee is the widening Current Account Deficit