Students under various outfits will march from the historic Red Fort to Parliament on Thursday in protest
Redistributive schemes take their toll on allocation
Ongoing fiscal slippage from spending and tax cut proposals ahead of the election is credit negative for the sovereign, Moody's said
With more than 90% of the labor force employed in the informal economy, the government has struggled to produce reliable data to get an accurate read on the level of joblessness in India
The Interim Budget is a typical election budget but it also shows continuation in the endeavor of the government to improve the income level of lower sections of population, Aggarwal says.
Budget allocations barely diverge from a simple formula: Give the army 60 per cent, the air force 24 per cent and the remaining 16 per cent to the navy
Do remember that GST collections are higher towards the end of the year
Modi's promise of a new political economy, one oriented around the private sector, productivity and growth was illusory
High expenditure, fiscal deficit slippage point to inflationary tendencies
Was Friday's Budget an act of constitutional impropriety, as the government's opponents have proclaimed, or was it justified, as its ministers insist?
If data supports, we could see a rate cut next financial year but that may not signal the beginning of a new cycle
The trend rate of expenditure on subsidies in April-Nov 2018 indicates a higher spend than indicated in the revised estimates for 2018-19
With GST revenues coming well below expectations, the Centre failed to meet its budgeted fiscal deficit target yet again
The gross borrowings number also looks optically high because redemptions this year are also close to a trillion rupees higher than last year
CRISIL Research believes that though the number of unsold inventory remains moderate to high in the metros, the share of ready-to-move properties is small
The interim Budget pegs collections from CGST for the full year at Rs 5.04 trillion
The finance minister has proposed a rebate for those who have a taxable income of up to Rs 5 lakh
The bills were the contentious Finance Bill, 2018, and the Appropriation Bill, 2018
The Lok Sabha on Wednesday passed the Finance Bill 2018, allowing the benefit of inflation adjustments to stocks that were unlisted till January 31 while levying long-term capital gains (LTCG) tax.
Finance Bill passed by Lok Sabha without debate; relief for start-ups, PPF holders