Archive · 3 Aug 2026
Round Table Raises Questions Over Centre's Economic Policies
A meeting was held in Karimnagar where people talked about how the government is handling the economy.
They said that a big change in money in 2016 hurt the economy and that the government didn't give money to everyone as promised.
They also worried about rising prices, jobs, and how the government uses its power.
The meeting leader, Dr B.N. Rao, asked everyone to protect democracy and stay careful.
The meeting had many people from different groups, like doctors, activists, and politicians.
A round table in Karimnagar chaired by Dr B.N. Rao discussed NDA government's economic and governance policies.
Speakers criticized 2016 demonetisation, unmet ₹15 lakh black money promise, rising inflation, and unfulfilled job creation target.
Attendees raised concerns about privatisation, electoral bonds, and alleged misuse of central agencies against opposition.
Issues of examination paper leaks, including NEET controversy, were highlighted.
Dr B.N. Rao urged citizens to protect democratic values and institutions.
- Who
- Dr B.N. Rao, former IMA president, and representatives of organisations, professionals, political parties, and activists
- What
- A round table meeting to discuss and criticize the NDA government's economic and governance policies
- When
- Sunday
- Where
- Karimnagar, India
- Why
- To raise concerns and question the government's policies on economy, governance, and democratic institutions
- Location
- Karimnagar, India
- Date
- Sunday
- Chairperson
- Dr B.N. Rao
- Key Issues Discussed
- Demonetisation, black money promise, inflation, privatisation, electoral bonds, job creation, exam leaks, misuse of agencies
- Attendees
- Representatives of organisations, professionals, political parties, activists