ntroducing the Survey, Chief Economic Adviser (CEA) and its

author Krishnamurthy Subramanian said, "The theme for this year's

Economic Survey is Wealth Creation."
While the two-volume Survey primarily turned heads for undergoing
a lavender makeover, it was brought under scanner on Twitter soon
after.
Because believe it or not, the document, which maps the state of
India’s economy and is prepared by a team of economists based in
India's finance ministry, has cited Wikipedia twice in the Vol. 1 of
the survey on pages 150 & 151 respectively.
The first graph showed the number of banks in the global top 100
while the second graph compared the country's GDP with that of
China and USA.
Wikipedia aka online encyclopedia, owned and supported by
Wikimedia Foundation is a website that is curated and managed by
volunteers all across the globe. While Wikipedia may assist you
with school and college assignments, using it as your primary data
source isn't advisable. For starters, Wikipedia pages are
susceptible to vandalism by miscreants on a daily basis - meaning,
you may end up extracting factually incorrect data from it. The free
website is also constantly undergoing changes every day by users,
making it all the more unreliable and unfit to use - especially in
sensitive documents such as the Economic Survey of India.
But it did happen, unfortunately.
Baffled by this, several social media users pointed out the usage of
Wikipedia along with Survey's screenshots.
ntroducing the Survey, Chief Economic Adviser (CEA) and its
author Krishnamurthy Subramanian said, "The theme for this year's
Economic Survey is Wealth Creation."
While the two-volume Survey primarily turned heads for undergoing
a lavender makeover, it was brought under scanner on Twitter soon
after.
Because believe it or not, the document, which maps the state of
India’s economy and is prepared by a team of economists based in
India's finance ministry, has cited Wikipedia twice in the Vol. 1 of
the survey on pages 150 & 151 respectively.
The first graph showed the number of banks in the global top 100
while the second graph compared the country's GDP with that of
China and USA.
Wikipedia aka online encyclopedia, owned and supported by
Wikimedia Foundation is a website that is curated and managed by
volunteers all across the globe. While Wikipedia may assist you
with school and college assignments, using it as your primary data
source isn't advisable. For starters, Wikipedia pages are
susceptible to vandalism by miscreants on a daily basis - meaning,
you may end up extracting factually incorrect data from it. The free
website is also constantly undergoing changes every day by users,
making it all the more unreliable and unfit to use - especially in
sensitive documents such as the Economic Survey of India.
But it did happen, unfortunately.
Baffled by this, several social media users pointed out the usage of
Wikipedia along with Survey's screenshots.
ntroducing the Survey, Chief Economic Adviser (CEA) and its
author Krishnamurthy Subramanian said, "The theme for this year's
Economic Survey is Wealth Creation."
While the two-volume Survey primarily turned heads for undergoing
a lavender makeover, it was brought under scanner on Twitter soon
after.
Because believe it or not, the document, which maps the state of
India’s economy and is prepared by a team of economists based in
India's finance ministry, has cited Wikipedia twice in the Vol. 1 of
the survey on pages 150 & 151 respectively.
The first graph showed the number of banks in the global top 100
while the second graph compared the country's GDP with that of
China and USA.
Wikipedia aka online encyclopedia, owned and supported by
Wikimedia Foundation is a website that is curated and managed by
volunteers all across the globe. While Wikipedia may assist you
with school and college assignments, using it as your primary data
source isn't advisable. For starters, Wikipedia pages are
susceptible to vandalism by miscreants on a daily basis - meaning,
you may end up extracting factually incorrect data from it. The free
website is also constantly undergoing changes every day by users,
making it all the more unreliable and unfit to use - especially in
sensitive documents such as the Economic Survey of India.
But it did happen, unfortunately.
Baffled by this, several social media users pointed out the usage of
Wikipedia along with Survey's screenshots.