Could help monetise assets worth Rs 10K cr
Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day
What should Budget do to boost investment and spur economic recovery? Don't underestimate the importance of increasing investment, says Business Standard's in-house policy expert A K Bhattacharya
From what CEOs expect from Budget 2021 to Tata Sons overtaking govt as largest promoter of listed companies, here are the top headlines for the day
Achieving a vaccine roll-out on a scale that social-distancing norms can be dispensed with can't be expected for most of 2021
Curbs imposed by the finance ministry on more than 80 government departments and ministries earlier in the year to preserve cash were relaxed this quarter
Budget 2021 must overhaul the existing FRBM Act to set feasible targets on deficit and debt
The farmers' agitation and Budget are "sort of dark clouds" as the two-wheeler industry is hoping for a low single-digit sales growth in Q4 of 2020-21 on the back of a low base of previous year
The idea is to welcome more private investment and boost the economy through highway construction, said Sandhu
Saddled with public debt twice the size of its economy and tax revenues hit by the pandemic-induced recession, the finance ministry is under pressure to find non-tax revenues
Sitharaman has concluded a comprehensive review of Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Package (ANBP) with the Secretaries of various Ministries/Departments
The budget-making exercise offers golden opportunities despite challenges
The forthcoming Budget, if it wants to rekindle growth on a sustained basis, must leave far more income in the hands of the rich and well-off than it does now
A total of 45,855 declarations have been filed under Form 1 as on November 17 and declarations amount to Rs 31,734 crore
The Union Budget 2021-22 is expected to be tabled in Parliament on February 1
The deal, which took almost four months to negotiate, now needs to be formally endorsed by EU governments and the European Parliament
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
Governments around the world have so far said very little about how they plan to pay for the cost of unprecedented levels of state support to virus-hit economies
Managing the sequencing of expenditure is not an easy job, but we will do it, we are ready, says T V Somanathan