FY22 infrastructure allocation also likely to see significant increase
The draft of the bill, approved by the Cabinet in December 2019, proposes a penalty of up to Rs 15 crore and up to three-year jail term for company executives for violating privacy norms.
The Finance Ministry issued a Budget circular on Thursday evening, which contains necessary instructions and deadline for submission of details by different central ministries and departments
The Sensex Index advanced 0.9 per cent while and NSE Nifty 50 Index rose 1.1 per cent at the close in Mumbai.
Budget estimates fiscal deficit to be at 3.4%, within permissible limit of FRBM target
"We have not made up our minds as yet (on the removal of all exemptions)... We are trying step by step, move forward and no particular timeline given," she said
India's GDP growth is expected to slip to a decadal low of 5 per cent this fiscal, pressured by domestic factors like drop in consumption, as well as global issues
"All these expenditures are unlikely to be imparting any fresh growth stimulus to the Indian economy," he argued
Finance ministry to come out with detailed rules on Vivad Se Vishwas Bill in a couple of days
The median loss for such securities after the Budget is 4.5 per cent, compared to a 2.1 per cent gain in the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex
The size of the UP Annual Budget 2020-21 is expected to breach the historic mark of Rs 5 trillion
Contributions to NPS may need to be scaled down
Price increase brought on by spike in National Calamity Contingency Duty announced in Budget
Tax experts say one of the most dispute-prone proposals is making "fraudulent availing" of input tax credit (ITC), without an invoice or bill, a cognizable and non-bailable offence
FM says country's macroeconomic parameters are sound
National powermen body to stage protests against 'anti-people' proposals
Budget falls short on farm reforms execution
FC's final report should mirror the interim award
What the Budget does to revive demand will determine if the economy can shrug off slowdown and regain momentum.
So, at least for me, the way I would look at it is that before the Budget, we were actually looking at 3.3 per cent for this year and 3 per cent for next year