Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for Wednesday
This is in the wake of the economy facing headwinds on account of a second Covid wave
This is an interest-free 50-year loan for spending on capital projects.
Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day
With 9MFY21 volumes of approximately 159,130 MT, the management increased guidance for FY21 and expects to end FY21 with a sales volume of 215,000-220,000 MT
This will come as a boost for the government, seeking private sector capex
With schemes like MGNREGA and cash support via PM-KISAN given priority in allocation from the remainder, govt is forced to dip into capital receipts from disinvestment and borrow from the market
Rating agency Moody's on Wednesday India's fiscal deficit projections are higher than expected
The Budget should not be seen only as an exercise where you increase or decrease taxes, but also where you provide stability of rates, says Pandey
The finance minister must be appreciated for resisting the temptation to increase taxes
The onus was on the government to do the heavy lifting for reviving the investment cycle as a broad-based recovery in private capex is not yet in sight
At 15.9%, capex share in total spend for FY22 will be the highest in over a decade
Taxes on individual incomes will now bring more revenue to the government than taxes on corporate profits
Public spending push is expected to help push growth after pandemic slowdown in investments
Cess might not pinch the pocket much as it could be offset by cut in customs duty
Budget has delivered a fairly effective boost on capex while bringing about some reforms in the financial sector
The government's planned capital expenditure for the current fiscal has been increased to Rs 4.39 trillion, as against the Budgeted Rs 4.12 trillion
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday proposed to increase the capital expenditure to Rs 5.54 lakh crore in the financial year starting April 1, 2021
Here are the key numbers to watch out for in the Budget for 2021-22, which is widely expected to be a "economic vaccine" for the pandemic-battered economy.
If such capital expenditure was incurred as part of CSR in the past, the assets need to be transferred within six months.