Budget 2022 expectations: Tax incentives to consumers and merchants, clarity on cryptocurrency and ease of doing business, here's what Fintech industry wants from finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman
Budget 2022 LIVE: With Assembly elections in four states and one Union Territory getting closer, the Centre could go for some populist measures
The challenges before the coming Budget are more daunting than those in 2021
FinMin also exploring the option of rationalising capital gains tax rates
A faster growth projection may cause inflation concerns, say officials
Lower loans will decrease FCI's interest burden by Rs 17,000-18,000 crore annually, say officials
We expect the cost of the vaccination to be Rs 700 per person. This includes the price of two shots at Rs 200-250 each, says Somanathan
Harsh Vardhan hailed the budget proposals concerning the health sector and "health and well-being" was on the top of the six prominent pillars of Atmnanirbhar Bharat outlined in Sitharaman's speech.
The expenditure for total rural development schemes declined from Rs 2.16 trillion in FY21 to Rs 1.95 trillion in FY22.
The school education and literacy department has been allocated Rs 54,873 crore - the lowest in two years -- in Budget 2021
Here is the full text of the memorandum of the Finance Bill as tabled in Lok Sabha by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
Cess might not pinch the pocket much as it could be offset by cut in customs duty
Sitharaman has announced Rs 35,000 crore for Covid-19 vaccination this year
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Efficacy of fiscal deficit is limited by revenue deficit - the lower the latter, the bigger the space for capex
MSMEs, education, India's police forces might need more support in the coming year to realign their development and spending goals
In the fifth episode, we discuss about expenditure side of the Budget and look at sectors that have traditionally not been India's top expense areas but are now in the spotlight because of pandemic
What began with food security, off-Budget financing now caters heavily to a range of core spending areas
The government is sitting on a pile of dross which has a veneer of gold and nobody wants the dross while the govt can't sell the gold