Economic Survey 2019: Top takeaways - How political stability due to PM Modi helping India to become a superpower

A day ahead of the first Full Budget of Modi 2.0, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Thursday tabled the Economic Survey 2019 in the Rajya Sabha. On Economic Survey, Chief Economic Adviser (CEA) Krishnamurthy Subramanian has said, "Our team has put in a lot of effort with a lot of dedication, I hope results are good and we are able to contribute to the ideas for the economy. I hope the almighty blesses us." Here are the key takeaways of the Economic Survey 2019:-

- 7% GDP growth predicted in FY20

- Growth expected to be on a higher trajectory in FY20

- Boost in investment expected in FY 20

- Crude oil prices may witness downslide 

- Rural development gained momentun from 2018 only 

- Increased demand will give pace to investment

- Decline in NPA should result in an increment in expenditure

- Fiscal deficit estimated at 5.9% in FY19

- Overall economy will see gains due to political stability 

The first budget of Modi 2.0 government is scheduled to be presented on July 5 by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. Before the country went to polls, an interim Budget authorising government expenditure for a limited period was presented on February 1.