Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee will present her third Budget for the ministry on February 25. The country will watch the Bengal minister for any special incentives she may announce this time.
Upset with your income tax deductions? Then how about going back to 1973-74, when the effective rate at the top was 97.5 per cent and there were 11 rate slabs?
Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee is either incredibly clever or a budding illusionist. Little else can explain his presentation of the Union Budget on Monday, February 28.
Small and medium enterprises in Kanpur had some humble hopes that were belied.
How a dealing room, where money is made or lost each time a share moves, responded.
Bihar Finance Minister Sushil Kumar Modi admires Pranabda but cannot help criticising some of his budget proposals.
The inside story of how Indian realty industry has become the repository of illicit money. Its dalliance with black money goes back a long way.
All budgets are important, but some budgets are more important than others. Business Today chooses ten that have had the most impact on the nation's economy.
The markets cheer the budget, but macroeconomic concerns could still affect sentiment.
Pranab Mukherjee's third budget for UPA-II was workmanlike and plodding, with only an occasional spring in its step.
Pranab Mukherjee will have to keep an eye out for five key state elections this summer, including West Bengal, Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The populist spending cannot stop.
Despite an already infused Rs 2,000 crore, Civil Aviation Minister Vayalar Ravi is expected to meet Pranab Mukherjee to request inclusion of AI's additional stimulus package in the Budget.
Union Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee on Tuesday rolled back his proposal to impose 5 per cent service tax on high-end healthcare services.
The Budget often changes the investing arena and offers an opportunity to review your portfolio. A few experts tell Rahul Oberoi their recommendations.
Mr Das, my neighbour and a cricket enthusiast, summed up the Budget most aptly in the style of commentators so visible this World Cup. So, here's what he had to say, says Sonu Iyer, tax partner, Ernst & Young.
There were few surprises in Budget 2011-12. But here's a look at some sectors likely to get affected - some favourably, some less so - by the proposals.
Easing FDI norms and allowing the entry of global retailers can help by creating an environment that drives competition, consumption and creates choices for the consumer.
It is now critical to nurture individuals through their primary and tertiary education journeys by providing them life skills that combine core hard skills like vocational skills, with soft skills like mindsets, aspirations, and values.
Pranab-da may or may not be a Bryan Adams fan, but let us hope his Budget does better than this for India's infrastructure sector.
Under fire for the proposal to tax 'high-end' medical services, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Friday told Lok Sabha he is examining various suggestions and would respond later.
The Business Today Editor says Pranab Mukherjee certainly does not win any prizes for dramatically pushing India's reforms into a new geostationary orbit. Budget highlights | Text of Budget speech | Watch video





