Government will take more executive actions in the next two to four months to carry forward the economic reforms programme of the UPA-II.

Addressing a function in New Delhi today, Finance Miniter P Chidambaram sought cooperation of the main opposition and other political parties to push through important bills in Parliament. Chidambaram said all should ensure the passage of the land, insurance and Goods and Services Tax bills in Parliament.

He ruled out possibility of early elections and said the government would continue to take significant steps to ensure that the country achieves its potential growth rate of 8 per cent. The Finance Miniter said inflation is going downward and hoped the trend wwould continue.

He added Current Account Deficit is more worrying than Fiscal Deficit and it is likely to remain below 5 per cent.