Tepid (A) / timid (B) economic growth hasn’t helped, and states have had to resort to higher market borrowings.
The Centre has been short-changing States by relying on special levies (A) / lien (B) such as surcharges and cesses.
The potential stress points are Pay Commission hikes and the boisterous (A) / bolster (B) clamour forad hocloan waivers.
Tepid means warm timid means shy levies means taxes lien means right to hold someone’s else’s property boisterous means energetic bolster means to reinforce
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