Budget 2020: Anand Mahindra said that since our growth forecast pegs India's growth rate at 5 per cent, India will fall behind China again
While the Budget did not provide much incentive to middle or lower income group, it is hard hitting for the super-rich. True to the intent of the Government, the Budget focusses on increasing tax compliance and at the same time easing the processes.
In order to incentivise and give thrust to electric vehicles sector, customs duty on specified parts required for the manufacture of EVs has been brought down to nil.
Despite the list of achievements of Modi 1.0 that Sitharaman talked about, and the new targets she laid out - in terms of piped water to rural households, a common power grid etc - there was actually no tough decision or new idea that the Finance Minister announced
The Railways has received the highest ever outlay for capital expenditure amounting to Rs 1.60 lakh crore; last year, the outlay for the railways was Rs 1.48 lakh crore
Apart from making "pre-filled tax returns" available to taxpayers, which will contain details such as salary income, capital gains from securities, bank interests, tax deductions, dividends and the like, Sitharaman proposes to simplify tax laws and enable interchangeability of Aadhaar and PAN Card
Arun Jaitley says PM Modi's first tenure witnessed a mixed blend of both "good economics and good politics"
Budget 2019: Anand Mahindra says Sitharaman's budget will help the country in its journey to becoming a $5-trillion economy
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stuck to the government borrowing target announced in an interim budget in February and cut the fiscal deficit target to 3.3% of gross domestic product for the current year ending March 31, 2020, from an earlier, upwardly revised target of 3.4%
Narendran says the domestic steel market has seen some decline in demand and the measures announced Friday for the steel sector aimed to further boost 'Make in India' policy is a welcome development
In the post-Budget interaction with the media, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman elaborated on key Budget announcements from Rs-2 cess on petrol and diesel, 2 per cent TDS on cash withdrawal over Rs 1 crore in a year, fiscal deficit, corporate rate reduction to divestment
Budget 2019: Indian economy will reach $3 trillion in current year, it is well within our capacity to reach $5 trillion economy in few years, says FM
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman unveiled the proposals while presenting the budget for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2020 to parliament
The new scheme, Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY), will be established under the Department of Fisheries for a robust fisheries management framework
Presenting the Union Budget 2019, FM Nirmala Sitharaman stated that the government will undertake strategic sale of PSUs and also continue to do consolidation of PSUs in the non-financial space as well.
While the Modi government has favoured fiscal prudence over populism in Union Budget 2019, experts believe the lowered fiscal deficit target will be a tough nut to crack
The ministry, currently headed by Amit Shah, received a modest 5.17 per cent hike over the revised estimate of 2018-19 amounting to Rs 1,13,167 crore
This government envisions using the rivers for cargo transportation, which will also help to decongest roads and railways
Budget 2019: At a time when fuel prices are falling across the world, the Centre has decided to increase the levy on fuel, says the Congress
Union Budget 2019: Petrol attracts excise duty of Rs 17.98 per litre while the government charges Rs 13.83 per litre excise duty on diesel
Union Budget 2019: The Centre also proposes to make return filing compulsory for people who have deposited more than Rs 1 crore in a current account in a year





