Jaitley delivered his Budget 2018 speech on Thursday, with the government focusing on the agricultural sector and farmers' income
Budget 2018's 10% long-term capital gains tax has not upset the mutual funds industry
Fifteen airline and helicopter operators will operate on 502 routes connecting 70 airports and heliports
For Indian Railways, Jaitley said the government has allocated capital expenditure of Rs 1.48 trillion for 2018-19
At present, companies such as Microsoft, Wikipedia, Expedia.com, KFC Canada, Bloomberg.com, Reddit, among others accept cryptocurrency from customers.
Farm incomes have fallen and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration has failed to deliver enough jobs to employ the mass of Indian youth joining the labour market
This will benefit entire MSME sector which accounts for 99 per cent of companies filing taxes, says FM
The market has no reason to be upset over the long-term capital gains tax
Doubles allocation on Digital India programme to Rs 30.73 billion in Budget 2018-19
Divestment is expected to be much better than targeted for the first time in many years: Radhika Rao, DBS
Union Budget 2018-19 will be forgotten within a week, except by those who will pay LTCG at 10%, the enhanced surcharge on personal incomes and beneficiaries of the new hospitalisation insurance scheme
Finance Minister Arun Jailtey laid the plan for the coming year. He said that there would be no changes in income-tax brackets
This decision comes after Delhi's air pollution level hit a new high this winter, leaving its people grasping for breath
Already under pressure to grow volumes, the iPhone maker may have to look for another price rise
The subsidies which are due should be paid off. Of course, this would mean that the fiscal deficit figure would become worse for a year or two
In his last full Budget 2018 speech, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley laid the plan for the coming year, pegging the fiscal deficit target at 3.3 per cent of the GDP
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley announced that the allocation of food processing to Rs 14 billion for next fiscal from Rs 7.15 billion in this fiscal