The Budget is widely expected to boost spending towards policies that create jobs, boost manufacturing, helping rural and agri-economy and infrastructure creation
American companies having a foothold in India and those planning to expand their business in the fastest growing economy of the world expect tax parity in the annual budget.
India is likely to step up spending on infrastructure, health services and social programmes in its annual budget on Tuesday.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is expected to channel more spending toward policies that create jobs, boost manufacturing and also benefit the poor
This year, the Union Budget will be delivered in paperless form for the second time, unlike the traditional 'bahi-khata' form
The immediate policy measure was to support the vulnerable sections of society
GDP projected to grow 8-8.5% in 2022-23; supply-side reforms to aid long-term expansion
Economic Survey stresses on making policy decisions based on changing economic realities
According to the Indian Chamber of Commerce, the Economic Survey has captured the economy's recovery from the devastating impact of the pandemic through multiple economic indicators
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The Economic Survey 2021-22 which was tabled in the Parliament on Monday by the Union Minister for Finance and Corporate Affairs, Nirmala Sitharaman has analysed trends in the labour market
Along with domestic actions, equally important are the country's initiatives at the international stage, which the Economic Survey elaborated in detail
An inevitable rise in land prices in such areas is also a cause for concern
The changing emphasis on capital expenditure throughout this period reflects a quick responsive fiscal policy
Effective April 1, 2020, Centre had relaxed FPI limit for Indian firms to the applicable FDI sectoral limit. Move led to spike in India's foreign ownership limits (FOL) in global indices
Analysts feel Budget will provide support to sectors worst hit by pandemic
The strong revival in government revenues means the government has enough fiscal space to provide additional support to boost growth momentum, the Economic Survey said
Stimulus measures announced so far during FY 22 include liquidity enhancing and investment boosting measures such as PLI, credit guarantee schemes and export boosting step, survey says
Survey says salient external sector sustainability indicators are strong and much better than what they were during the global financial crisis or taper episode of 2013